Thank You,

Here is an example of what it is doing. For each row it compared
multiple cells using a nested control structure with For..Next. The amount of
rows on each page is calculated in a formula ahead of time that the code
reads. i & r being the values. and counter representing the last row on the
output_sheet that was pasted on.


Dim counter, i, r
counter = 1

For i = 2 To Excel.Worksheets("Program").Cells(2, 2).Value

For r = 2 To Excel.Worksheets("Program").Cells(2, 3).Value

If Excel.Worksheets("Extract1").Cells(r, 8).Value =
Excel.Worksheets("Extract2").Cells(i, 8).Value And _
Excel.Worksheets("Extract1").Cells(r, 10).Value =
Excel.Worksheets("Extract2").Cells(i, 10).Value And _
Excel.Worksheets("Extract1").Cells(r, 14).Value =
Excel.Worksheets("Extract2").Cells(i, 14).Value And _
Excel.Worksheets("Extract1").Cells(r, 16).Value =
Excel.Worksheets("Extract2").Cells(i, 16).Value Then

Excel.Worksheets("Extract1").Cells(r, 1).EntireRow.Copy
Excel.Worksheets("OutputSheet").Rows(counter).Past eSpecial
counter = counter + 1

End If

Next

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"Anne Troy" wrote:

If you want people to help troubleshoot your code, you'd better post it. :)
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~Anne Troy

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"born2jam4ever" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I have been working on creating a data matching program that takes
two
worksheets and compares one against the other. That is Each row in Sheet1
is
compared against All rows in Sheet2 and when a match is found a redirect
occurs to another page. For some reason when I run the "comparing" portion
of
the code it appears to lock up with the little white window in the title
bar.
However if you wait long enough it seems most of the time it does
completely
finish. Normally if this problem does not occur it displays row by row
each
match found that is redirected.

Ever heard of this before?

Thanks,