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    Need help finding the specific addresses of reoccuring data

    What I am trying to accomplish is when using IF functions to seperate data on one specific criteria i place a "true" next to the specific criteria. Of course there may be 8 "true" statements. I am looking for a way to draw out the cell reference/address of each of those true statments from the same column.?

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    Re: Need help finding the specific addresses of reoccuring data

    You lost me after "What I'm trying to accomplish".
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    Re: Need help finding the specific addresses of reoccuring data

    Quote Originally Posted by ChemistB View Post
    You lost me after "What I'm trying to accomplish".
    I guess what he meant is that he has a range of cells containing IF functions that will return "True" if a certain criteria is met. Then what he will want on one cell is to return the address of all the "True" values in that range. I guess he doesn't want to use Concatenate as his range may be large.

    I would probably do it like this:
    1. Change the true result for your IF formula to use the ADDRESS function. You can get the the row # using ROW and col # using COLUMN.

    2. Then plug this code into a new module.

    3. Then use the formula
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    Assuming that you want a comma (,) delimiter and that the range you want to concatenate is in B3:B10. Change the range as desired.

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