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Take a look in Excel's help (not VBA's help) for =match().
(You're using a worksheet function inside your code.) Debra Dalgleish has some notes about =match() and =index(match()) at: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html Bettergains wrote: Hello: I am using application.match code that copies formats (or uses any xlPaste... constant) and I love it. But I don't understand it much and can't find documentation on it. One question I have is: Can I tweak the code to match only specific columns in a range/region? Or does it always apply the match against all the continguous columns per row? Also, can't find it via the object browser when looking for application class, worksheet, application or simply looking for a match method. Where the heck is it? Thanks for your expertise~ -- Dave Peterson |
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