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I was wishing to test if duplicate names appeared within 2 columns and
take actions accordingly. Here is the formula I was trying to evaluate. =((A2:A2000="string")*(B2:B2000="string2")) When I type the function in manually on an excel sheet I get a value of 1 which is what I'm desiring. However, when I use the Evaluate function in VBA a Type mismatch error is thrown at me. If Evaluate("=((A2:A2000=" & """" & "string" & """" & ")*(B2:B2000=" _ & """" & "string2" & """" & "))") Then ..... I can set the evaluate function to a variable, but only if its defined as a variant and still I can't do anything with the results. Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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