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Hello,
Was wondering if there is a built in command or more efficent way to determine if values in a column range are the same. The simplest, but maybe not the most efficient way i can think of is to do: activesheet.Range("a1").Formula = "=Min('sheet1'!B1:B1000)" activesheet.Range("a2").Formula = "=Max('sheet1'!B1:B1000)" if activesheet.Range("a1").value = activesheet.Range("a2").value then 'values in column range are the same. end if Anyone think of a more efficient way of dong this? Does excel have some sort of similar built in function? Thanks! |
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