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Default Match function in VBA

I have Ms Office 2003.
I am unable to use Match function in VBA. I tried both
Application.worksheetfunction.match as well as Application.match.
I have data in 118 rows from column "A" to Column "L". I want to find the
row which matches three text criteria (D,K & L) and on numerical criteria
("A"). I was trying to capture the row number in cell "Q2" to check whether
the formula is working in VBA and to develop the programme thereafter. I used
"$" mark to array addresses but these were declared as invalid characters. I
used "" to enclose the addresses. That also did not work. I code reads as
under:
=======
Sub matching_rows()
Worksheets("sheet2").Activate
Range("q2").Value = Application.Match(1, _
(L1:L118 = "Sep") * (K1:K118 = "Cricket") * _
(D1:D118 = "Off") * (A1:A118 < 1), 0)
End Sub
=======

Can any one help ? Thanks in advance.

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