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![]() Depends really what you want to do: a. if you want to do it in code than set up an integer array dimensioned from the lowest value to the highest value. Then run through the table add 1 using the value as an index to the array. A value of 0 in an element of the array will indicate that it is missing, a value of one that it occurs once and more than one indicates duplicates. 2. if you want to do it on a spreadsheet. Then set up a table in the same way. first cell is lowest value, Next cells are if lastcell+1 < Max value then lastcell+1 else "". then in next column do a countA to get number of occurances. A quick scan down the list will show where there are problems. Let us know what you want to do and I may post some code. regards -- tony h ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tony h's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21074 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=513128 |
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