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The problem could still be in the data.
" wrote: Hi Everyone, Thanks for the tips and suggestions. Here is the code. Option Explicit Const AD_EMP_ID_COL = 1 Private Sub TestCompare() Dim book As Workbook Set book = ActiveWorkbook Compare book End Sub Sub Compare(book As Workbook) Application.StatusBar = "Creating Matches/Unmatches" Dim Match As Long Dim UnMatch1 As Long Dim i As Long Dim n As Long Dim ad As Worksheet Dim ps As Worksheet Dim Matches As Worksheet Dim unmatches As Worksheet Dim ADKeyRng As Range Dim PSKeyRng As Range Dim res As Variant Dim myCell As Range Dim sv As String Set ad = Worksheets("ActiveDirectory") Set ps = Worksheets("People") Set Matches = Worksheets("Matches") Matches.Cells.Clear Set unmatches = Worksheets("UnMatches") unmatches.Cells.Clear Set PSKeyRng = ps.Range("A1", "A" + Format(RowCount(ps, "A1"))) 'Address of PSKeyRng looks something like "A1:A18000" Match = 1 UnMatch1 = 1 Dim count As Long count = 1 n = FindLastRowNumber(ad, "samAccountName") For i = 1 To n res = Application.Match(Trim(ad.Cells(i, AD_EMP_ID_COL).Value), PSKeyRng, 0) 'res doesn't return Error for Cells starting with "C000" 'I took out the if statement to use different versions of Application.Match to keep code easy to read If IsError(res) Then ad.rows(i).Copy Destination:=unmatches.rows(UnMatch1) UnMatch1 = UnMatch1 + 1 Else ad.rows(i).Copy Destination:=Matches.rows(Match) Match = Match + 1 End If Next i End Sub Function RowCount(sheet As Worksheet, rname As String) As Long sheet.Activate sheet.Range(rname).Select Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select If 65536 < Selection.Cells.count Then RowCount = Selection.Cells(Selection.Cells.count).row Else RowCount = 0 End If End Function Function FindLastRowNumber(sheet As Worksheet, colName As String) As Long Dim col As Long col = FindColumnNumber(sheet, colName) sheet.Activate sheet.Cells(1, col).Select Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select FindLastRowNumber = Selection.rows.count End Function -- Dave Peterson |
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