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VBA equivalent of MATCH()
What is the easiest way to get start and end row numbers for a range of
dates (eg 1st and 30th of a particular month) from column A? Using a Match() spreadsheet formula works and gets me the start/end rows, but I am curious about a VBA equivalent, especially as the data is coming from a different workbook. TIA, R. |
VBA equivalent of MATCH()
Use Application.WorksheetFunction.Match() in VBA
- Mangesh "Mike Echo" wrote in message ... What is the easiest way to get start and end row numbers for a range of dates (eg 1st and 30th of a particular month) from column A? Using a Match() spreadsheet formula works and gets me the start/end rows, but I am curious about a VBA equivalent, especially as the data is coming from a different workbook. TIA, R. |
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