Instantly Find ANY Value’s Cell Address (No VBA Needed!)
Instantly Find ANY Value’s Cell Address (No VBA Needed!)
Here's a formula feature in my video.
=LET(find, C4,
REDUCE(NA(), C8:E28, LAMBDA(a,c, IF(c=find, ADDRESS(ROW(c), COLUMN(c)), a))))
This formula uses LET to define find (the value to search for, stored in C4) and then applies REDUCE to scan each cell in C8:E28 iteratively. The LAMBDA function checks if the current cell (c) matches find—if yes, it returns the cell's address (ADDRESS(ROW(c), COLUMN(c))); if no, it retains the previous result (a). Starting with NA() as the initial value, REDUCE updates the output only when a match is found, ultimately returning the address of the first occurrence (or #N/A if not found). This avoids array formulas and works efficiently by processing cells one by one.
#excel #tips #shorts #fyp
Видео Instantly Find ANY Value’s Cell Address (No VBA Needed!) канала Rabi Gurung
Here's a formula feature in my video.
=LET(find, C4,
REDUCE(NA(), C8:E28, LAMBDA(a,c, IF(c=find, ADDRESS(ROW(c), COLUMN(c)), a))))
This formula uses LET to define find (the value to search for, stored in C4) and then applies REDUCE to scan each cell in C8:E28 iteratively. The LAMBDA function checks if the current cell (c) matches find—if yes, it returns the cell's address (ADDRESS(ROW(c), COLUMN(c))); if no, it retains the previous result (a). Starting with NA() as the initial value, REDUCE updates the output only when a match is found, ultimately returning the address of the first occurrence (or #N/A if not found). This avoids array formulas and works efficiently by processing cells one by one.
#excel #tips #shorts #fyp
Видео Instantly Find ANY Value’s Cell Address (No VBA Needed!) канала Rabi Gurung
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