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How about using a helper column and concatenating all the data into one cell:
=a1&char(1)&b1&char(1)&....&char(1)&n1 Drag down. do the same for the other worksheet. Now use the =isnumber(match(helpercell,sheetB!helpercolumn,0)) and fill down. Ikke = Huub wrote: "Dave Peterson" schreef in bericht ... =isnumber(match(a1,sheetB!a:a,0)) and drag down. If it finds a match, you'll get True. No match = False. Thx for your reply but: I can't get it working. I found out in dutch version: isnumber = isgetal match = vergelijken But the arguments don't seem to be right. What I want to do is skip a row (I'm sorry; in earlier posting I mentioned: skip a line) if that row is completely in the other spreadsheet. so I think first argument a1 can't be right, it should be e.g. a1:n1 and sheetB!a:a should be sheetB!a:n But it doesn't work. And I don't know what I'm doing wrong Huub -- Dave Peterson |
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