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I have a string in VBA (variable "mystring") and text strings in Sheet1,
column A (A2:A100). I need to identify (in VBA) whether "mystring" is already in the range of A2:A100, but I will be repeating this operation thousands of times, so I'm looking for something better than just looping A2:A100 and checking against each value individually, something more like: If mystring (is in) Sheet1.range("A2:A100") then.... but I can't find the right keyword- I've looked for "contains", "includes", "in", and others.... what is the proper way to write this? Many thanks, Keith -- The enclosed questions or comments are entirely mine and don't represent the thoughts, views, or policy of my employer. Any errors or omissions are my own. |
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