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Is there a simple way to compare ranges for exactness? Let's say there are two
ranges of an identical number of cells. One would like to see if each cell is of one range is identical to the corresponding range of the other cell. One does not care what the difference. One only cares as to whether the ranges in total are exact. One could write some code to compare each cell, cell by cell, but I was wonder if there were some function that could be called. Thanks, Jeff |
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Simply use an equality function. Let's say you want to
compare range A1:D10 against range E1:H10 on the same sheet. In I1 enter =A1=E1 then fill down and across to match the size of the range. If you are working on two different worksheets you can use the same idea, using something like =Sheet1!A1=Sheet2!A1. -----Original Message----- Is there a simple way to compare ranges for exactness? Let's say there are two ranges of an identical number of cells. One would like to see if each cell is of one range is identical to the corresponding range of the other cell. One does not care what the difference. One only cares as to whether the ranges in total are exact. One could write some code to compare each cell, cell by cell, but I was wonder if there were some function that could be called. Thanks, Jeff . |
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Mike,
Thanks, Jeff Simply use an equality function. Let's say you want to compare range A1:D10 against range E1:H10 on the same sheet. In I1 enter =A1=E1 then fill down and across to match the size of the range. If you are working on two different worksheets you can use the same idea, using something like =Sheet1!A1=Sheet2!A1. -----Original Message----- Is there a simple way to compare ranges for exactness? Let's say there are two ranges of an identical number of cells. One would like to see if each cell is of one range is identical to the corresponding range of the other cell. One does not care what the difference. One only cares as to whether the ranges in total are exact. One could write some code to compare each cell, cell by cell, but I was wonder if there were some function that could be called. Thanks, Jeff . |
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There is no built in VBA function to do it.
You could use an array formula ? Evaluate("=NOT(OR(A1:B10<C1:D10))") False Range("C1:D10").Value = Range("A1:B10").Value ? Evaluate("=NOT(OR(A1:B10<C1:D10))") True -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "JeffFinnan" wrote in message ... Is there a simple way to compare ranges for exactness? Let's say there are two ranges of an identical number of cells. One would like to see if each cell is of one range is identical to the corresponding range of the other cell. One does not care what the difference. One only cares as to whether the ranges in total are exact. One could write some code to compare each cell, cell by cell, but I was wonder if there were some function that could be called. Thanks, Jeff |
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