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Guys, thanks for all your suggestions. I tried all solutions, and all
worked as requested. Although this isn't some coding contest, my vote goes to Tony's suggestion. cheers, Jerry acw wrote in message ... Jerry A UDF that may help. Tony Function checker(x As Range) arr = Array("A", 1, "F", "G", "K", "T", 3, "W", "X") Dim chkitems As Variant chkitems = x.Value checker = "Missing Items: " For Each ce In arr On Error GoTo errone fred = WorksheetFunction.Match(ce, chkitems, 0) Next ce errone: Select Case Err.Number Case 1004 checker = checker & ce & ", " End Select Resume Next End Function ----- Jerry wrote: ----- Hi all, Is there a way to check a range for particular values that are missing? Suppose I have a list of possible values: A,1,F,G,K,T,3,W,X And I have the following values in column C: A K 1 A T X X G Ideally, I'd need a function that would return the following string: "Missing items: F, 3, W" The actual list has 20 possible values. My guess is that one should work with arrays, but my experience with those is very limited. Could this be solved with some VBA maybe? thanks for your help, Jerry |
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