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I hope I'm able to explain this properly. I'm trying to match lists of up to
a thousand checks with lists of maybe a hundred or more deposits. The number of checks per deposit can range between one and dozen or more. I've been able to make a spreadsheet using formulas to find if there are only two checks for each deposit with this formula: =IF(($A$1+A2) = B1, "Match", False) then dragging it down and changing it as necessary going across. The list of checks is in column A with one deposit at a time in B1. Obviously it requires most of the worksheet. My question has two parts; I have to use find to find the matches, then look at the formula to see what cells it refers to and go from there. Is there a way to write code to highlight the matching cells? Maybe by bringing the cell references up in a dialogue box? Something like "match found in cells A34 & A78." Also, doing what I did above looking for 3 or more checks is HUGE. Is there a way using VBA to find these? I've been trying to learn VBA with mixed results, and I appreciate any help. -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200512/1 |
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