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MATCH Formula Practice Exercises

The document explains the MATCH function, which identifies the position of a value in a range. It provides example data of product sales and includes practice questions to find specific positions in the list. The answers to the practice questions are also included, demonstrating the use of the MATCH function.

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MATCH Formula Practice Exercises

The document explains the MATCH function, which identifies the position of a value in a range. It provides example data of product sales and includes practice questions to find specific positions in the list. The answers to the practice questions are also included, demonstrating the use of the MATCH function.

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MATCH Formula Practice

Explanatio The MATCH function returns the position of a value in a range. It can be used to find the row or column number of

Example Data:
Product Sales
Apple 500
Banana 300
Mango 700
Orange 400
Grapes 600

Practice QuFind the position of 'Mango' in the product list.

Answer (Fo 3

Practice QuFind the position of the first product with sales equal to 400.

Answer (Fo 4
the row or column number of a specific item.

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