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using a do loop can accomplish this, but it sure is slow.
-- Gary "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote in message ... i am toying with a couple of ways of doing this, and would like some input. on one sheet, sheet1, i have data in columns a, b and c. i want to compare every row on that sheet, with columns a, b and c on sheet2. it may match column a or columns a and b, but if it doesn't match all 3 columns, i need to add a row with the data from sheet1. if i matches all 3, then i just have to add a value to another value in column d. i was using find, i was creating a string with the data from sheet1, looping through all of the rows on sheet2, creating a 2nd string and comparing it to the 1st one. just some input on the best way to handle this. thanks -- Gary |
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