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Chuckles123[_74_]

CROSS REFERENCE BETWEEN WORKBOOKs
 

In WB1, I want to insert a formula, via VBA, that compares Col
sequentially down with Col A of WB2; each of these columns contains
string of 16 - 20 characters in each row; if there is NOT a "strin
match", the formula result is an "X".

I would appreciate any help.
Chuckles12

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Tom Ogilvy

CROSS REFERENCE BETWEEN WORKBOOKs
 
Workbooks contain sheets. Sheets contain columns.

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In WB1, I want to insert a formula, via VBA, that compares Col A
sequentially down with Col A of WB2; each of these columns contains a
string of 16 - 20 characters in each row; if there is NOT a "string
match", the formula result is an "X".

I would appreciate any help.
Chuckles123


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Chuckles123[_75_]

CROSS REFERENCE BETWEEN WORKBOOKs
 

Would I be better off copying WB2, Sheet1 (it is smaller of the tw
WB's) into a newly created and named WB1, Sheet2? Does this make th
cross-reference easier? If answers are 'yes', please advise.

Chuckles12

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Tom Ogilvy

CROSS REFERENCE BETWEEN WORKBOOKs
 
I don't think it will make much difference. The references would be
shorter. See Chip Pearson's site for some ideas:

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplicat.htm

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Would I be better off copying WB2, Sheet1 (it is smaller of the two
WB's) into a newly created and named WB1, Sheet2? Does this make the
cross-reference easier? If answers are 'yes', please advise.

Chuckles123


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