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Hello guys, I found this forum by looking up the meaning of error 2042.
Thanks to you guys now I know that the value looked up is not found in the range. And there it lies the problem! I have a very large list from which the values can be looked up, so, I created a small VBA function that breaks down the list in smaller ranges and then using a Select statement it looks up a value within a range. If I put in Excel the following, the answer is TRUE: = "EP102RB" < "EP-1080SD" If I open an immediate window in VBA, the following returns FALSE: PRINT "EP102RB" < "EP-1080SD" How can that be? BTW, I never saw this happenign in 95, 97, 2K. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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