My method works by using the MATCH() worksheet function. Basically, in
Excel you would use it like

=MATCH(C1, A1:A100, 0)

to look for the value of C1 in the array A1:A100, using an exact match (0 as
the third parameter)

If the value is found, MATCH() returns a number (the position of C1 inside
the array), else, it return #N/A. So, what the code does is check the
result of MATCH(), if its a number, then your value is in the array, if not,
then it will return an error, which means that it's not in it.

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Regards,

Juan Pablo González

"zSplash" <zNOSPAMSplash@ gci.net wrote in message
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Thanks, Juan, for your help.

I'm too ignorant to use your method, but will try it when I understand it.

The following code seemed to "work" for me:
For H = 1 To 12
If Range("F" & N) = MyArray(H) Then
(do something)
End If
Next

st.

"Juan Pablo Gonzalez" wrote in message
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My usual approach is

If IsNumeric(Application.Match(Range("C1").Value, MyArray, 0)) Then
'Is in the array
End If

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Regards,

Juan Pablo González

"zSplash" <zNOSPAMSplash@ gci.net wrote in message
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Being very unfamiliar with arrays, but impressed with their worth, I
am
trying to code with an array. I have defined MyArray, and now want to
check
to see if the cell value in "C1" is the same as any of my array
values.
How
do I code that?

Say: MyArray("one", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six", "seven",
"eight")
If Range("C1").value = [...is in MyArray] then
(do something)
End

How do I test for C1's value being in MyArray? (Sorry if this is
unclear;
I
am very trying...)

TIA