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Gregg R
i need to find specific text on a sheet and return the cell location of the
found text... how do i do that?
found text... how do i do that?
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Gord Dibben
Gregg
=ADDRESS(MATCH("goombah",B:B),1)
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
=ADDRESS(MATCH("goombah",B:B),1)
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
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RagDyeR
Haven't even thought about that word (spelling doesn't count) since I was
growing up in N.Y. in the 50's.<vbg>
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"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca> wrote in message
Gregg
=ADDRESS(MATCH("goombah",B:B),1)
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
growing up in N.Y. in the 50's.<vbg>
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RD
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"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca> wrote in message
Gregg
=ADDRESS(MATCH("goombah",B:B),1)
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
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Gord Dibben
RD
It's a "goodfellas" term.
Is that where you became a "made man"<g>
Gord
It's a "goodfellas" term.
Is that where you became a "made man"<g>
Gord
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Ragdyer
I know exactly what it is!<g>
Grew up on the "Lower East Side", next to "Little Italy", in what I believe
they now call SoHo (*nothing* like London's).
My old neighborhood is now the VILLAGE EAST.
Believe me, those motion pictures are pretty accurate!
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Grew up on the "Lower East Side", next to "Little Italy", in what I believe
they now call SoHo (*nothing* like London's).
My old neighborhood is now the VILLAGE EAST.
Believe me, those motion pictures are pretty accurate!
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RD
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Gord Dibben said:RD
It's a "goodfellas" term.
Is that where you became a "made man"<g>
Gord
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Dave F
SoHo in New York City means South of Houston (as in Houston Street).
It is somewhat to the north of Little Italy and to the north and west
of the Lower East Side.
The East Village is north of both SoHo, the Lower East Side, and
Little Italy...
Dave
It is somewhat to the north of Little Italy and to the north and west
of the Lower East Side.
The East Village is north of both SoHo, the Lower East Side, and
Little Italy...
Dave
I know exactly what it is!<g>
Grew up on the "Lower East Side", next to "Little Italy", in what I believe
they now call SoHo (*nothing* like London's).
My old neighborhood is now the VILLAGE EAST.
Believe me, those motion pictures are pretty accurate!
--
Regards,
RD
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RagDyeR
Not really a forum to discuss municipal geography, but I was born and bred
on Manhattan Island(referred to as New York City), on 6th Street, between
1st and 2nd Avenues.
Go back there every year to visit family and do some hunting on some upstate
property.
So I can attest to the slight discrepancies in your location descriptions.
Sounds like you maybe got them out of a book, or Google!<bg>
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SoHo in New York City means South of Houston (as in Houston Street).
It is somewhat to the north of Little Italy and to the north and west
of the Lower East Side.
The East Village is north of both SoHo, the Lower East Side, and
Little Italy...
Dave
on Manhattan Island(referred to as New York City), on 6th Street, between
1st and 2nd Avenues.
Go back there every year to visit family and do some hunting on some upstate
property.
So I can attest to the slight discrepancies in your location descriptions.
Sounds like you maybe got them out of a book, or Google!<bg>
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RD
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SoHo in New York City means South of Houston (as in Houston Street).
It is somewhat to the north of Little Italy and to the north and west
of the Lower East Side.
The East Village is north of both SoHo, the Lower East Side, and
Little Italy...
Dave
I know exactly what it is!<g>
Grew up on the "Lower East Side", next to "Little Italy", in what I
believe
they now call SoHo (*nothing* like London's).
My old neighborhood is now the VILLAGE EAST.
Believe me, those motion pictures are pretty accurate!
--
Regards,
RD
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Dave F
I've lived in Manhattan for 31 years and so know its layout well.
Dave
Dave