Thanks for your help. I've found that =MATCH offers an even better solution.
"Vasant Nanavati" wrote:
Yes.
If the number is always going to be entered in a specific location, you
could use conditional formatting. If A1:A12 contains your "database" and D12
is where the new entry is going to be, the condition would be:
=OR(D12=$A$1:$A$12)
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Vasant
"gunga" wrote in message
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I have a database of 12 different numbers, contained in the same column,
on
12 successive rows.
Does anyome know if Excel is able to check whether a number entered
elsewhere on the worksheet is the same as a number in the database?
Many thanks
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