Why are you changing the letter manually? There are two ways to copy the
formula to the next cell over without having to do that. The easiest way (to
me, at least) is to select the cell with the formula you want to copy, put
the cursor on the small black square in the lower right corner of the
selected cell (or selection if copy a range with more than one cell in
it)... when the cursor changes to a black "plus sign", left click and drag
to the next cell over. When you release the mouse button, the formula will
have been copied over with all (relative) cell addresses properly adjusted
for. The second method is to select the cell, click Edit/Copy from the menu
bar (or press Alt+C on the keyboard), select the cell you want to copy to
and click Edit/Paste (or press Alt+V on the keyboard) to finish copying the
formula to the new cell, then press the Esc key to deselect the original
cell's selection. And, once again, the (relative) cell addresses will be
properly adjusted. When I do either of these methods, the formula I posted
copies fine into the next cell.

Rick


"Kevin" wrote in message
...
Rick, thanks for the reply. This works fine, but when I copy the formula
to
another column, (and change the column letter in the formula), the result
is
the actual formula for some reason. It seems just looking at the formula
with
the fx button changes something and it then stops working (just continues
to
show formula). Does that make sense? Appreciate your help, -Kevin

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

Try this formula...

=IF(SUMPRODUCT((H11:H998=H8)*(H12:H999=H9)*IF(MOD( ROW(H11:H998)-11,3)=0,1,""))=0,"No
duplicates","There is at least one duplicate")

It is good to the combination of cells H998 and H999. If you need more or
less, increase of decrease each by 3 at a time.

Rick


"Kevin" wrote in message
...
Fred, thanks for responding. The code I gave you is just a small
sampling
as
there are many rows to deal with. I'm not so worried about the time it
takes
to input the code as the time it may take to debug a problem later.
What
I'm
doing is simply making a scheduling sheet for employees. The reason I
need
2
conditions met is to see if someone is trying to schedule the same
person
at
the same time in a different room, and if so have an error pop up. I
hope
that helps, thanks -Kevin

"Fred Smith" wrote:

Well, you could lose the AND function. It's not doing anything.

Other than that, we need to know what else you want to do with the
formula.
Even if it takes "forever" to input, once it's in, what's the problem?

Regards,
Fred.

"Kevin" wrote in message
...
I need to determine if any of the following groups of cells match
each
other.
For instance, H8&H9 match H11&H12, or H14&H15 match H8&H9, or
H11&H12
match
H14&h15, etc...these cells contain a name and text that I don't want
repeated
in the same column. If so, an error appears. I'm using dropdowns for
all
the
cells if that matters. The following formula is used for one cell
under
conditional formatting and is the closest I can come to a solution,
but
this
will take forever to input...all ideas appreciated.
=AND(OR(H8&H9=H11&H12,H8&H9=H14&H15,H8&H9=H17&H18, H8&H9=H20&H21,H8&H9=H23&H24,H8&H9=H26&H27,H8&H9=H2 9&H30))