Find the first cell that matches criteria

brites

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Hi,
I have an Ascending ordered column. How can I make a mcro to use as reference the first row that matches my criteria? (I want to know in which row "conclued" starts and finishes)

THANKS!
 

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a few ways, one way would be utilising native XL match formula

assuming lookup criteria is in column A of Sheet1, x marks the spot...(ie row number in column A)

Code:
x = Application.WorksheetFunction.Match("concluded",Sheets("Sheet1").Columns(1),0)

note: you will need an error handler also in case you don't find a match... else VBA will bug out
 
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