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I have data where the exact option of Application.Match always returns
Error when (even when there's a match) and the less-than-exact option of Application.Match always returns true (even when there's not a match). I have the following clip of code: 'less-than-exact option res = Application.Match(Trim(ad.Cells(i, 1).Value, PSKeyRng) 'exact option res = Application.Match(ad.Cells(i, 1).Value, PSKeyRng, 0) So I'm not able to use Application.Match reliably on cells that begin with "C00". Can someone suggest an alternative to Application.Match or provide a few pointers on what could be going wrong? Thanks. |
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