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Let's say I have an array with 100 string elements. Now I have to
check if a particular string is same as one of the elements in the array, is there a simple way of doing so instead of using many If/Elseif statements? If not, I suppose one would have to use some kind of lookup functions. In that case, does it necessarily mean one would have to include a data worksheet (invisible or otherwise) in the file for the lookup? For example, there are 100 string elements in column H. I then create the newArray by applying various left/mid/right functions to column H. How do I check if strVariable is same as one of the elements in newArray? Do I have to list all the elements of newArray on a data worksheet first? TIA |
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