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Yes, you are taking one item in one list, and Matching it to the entire column. If there is a duplicate the formula will return a number which is the row
http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnbullas/4131131154/sizes/l/ any way to make the trendline extend only over the bars representing the values for that range
... PS. If the data list is large it might be better to use a real database such as Access where you can set input values to be unique. -- Neil Ives A: Because
... A quick solution that may work for you: Sort both columns into Product code order, (this will bring all identical numbers together). In the next free
Thank you Ben for your help ! Would this still work if the product code and product names are being repeated in the list. Thanks ! Kashan Sent From My Windows