MATCH Multiple Columns

mikeymay

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I am sure I've done this before but is there a way to find the row containing multiple matches?

E.g.
In the list below I want to find the first row where Col W contains 'Ledger' and Col X contains 'BTC'
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The formula should return 4

TIA
 

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try
=MATCH("Ledgar"&"BTC",W:W&X:X,0)

Book1
WXYZAAAB
1
2
3FredAda4
4ledgarBTC
5ledgarBTC
6ledgarBTC
7ledgarBTC
8
9
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
AB3AB3=MATCH("Ledgar"&"BTC",W:W&X:X,0)
 
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