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Database check
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 |
I would use the MATCH worksheet function to do the job:
=MATCH(A1,B1:B12,FALSE) This would return the index of the matching item or NA if there were no match. -- Jim "gunga" wrote in message ... |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 |
Many thanks
"Jim Rech" wrote: I would use the MATCH worksheet function to do the job: =MATCH(A1,B1:B12,FALSE) This would return the index of the matching item or NA if there were no match. -- Jim "gunga" wrote in message ... |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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