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I have a spreadsheet with a cell containing a numeric value in Cell C30. If
the cell value matches a value from a list of numeric values in Sheet 2, I
would then have cell c31.value ="Yes". If not I would leave it as "No",
Is there a macro that would do just this.

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Default Matching numeric values.

in C31 enter:

=IF(ISNA(MATCH(C30,Sheet2!A1:A30,0)),"No","Yes")
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"mohd21uk via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet with a cell containing a numeric value in Cell C30. If
the cell value matches a value from a list of numeric values in Sheet 2, I
would then have cell c31.value ="Yes". If not I would leave it as "No",
Is there a macro that would do just this.

Thanks

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