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Charles,
"Worksheetfunction.Match is faster than using Application.Match"

Does that apply to the use of all worksheet functions in VBA?
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Hi Werner,
If you use Worksheetfunction.Match with exact match an error is raised if
there is no match, so you need to error trap it with On Error.

If you use Application.Match no error is raised but an error value is
returned instead
Note that using Worksheetfunction.Match is faster than using
Application.Match
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Jim,

Well I have not tested it so I dont know ...

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Charles,
"Worksheetfunction.Match is faster than using Application.Match"

Does that apply to the use of all worksheet functions in VBA?
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Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware
(Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming)



"Charles Williams"
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Hi Werner,
If you use Worksheetfunction.Match with exact match an error is raised if
there is no match, so you need to error trap it with On Error.

If you use Application.Match no error is raised but an error value is
returned instead
Note that using Worksheetfunction.Match is faster than using
Application.Match
regards
Charles
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Charles,
I was afraid that would be the answer.
I certainly don't want to spend the time to do the tests.<g
Thanks,
Jim Cone


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Jim,
Well I have not tested it so I dont know ...
Charles

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Charles,
"Worksheetfunction.Match is faster than using Application.Match"

Does that apply to the use of all worksheet functions in VBA?
--
Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware
(Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming)



"Charles Williams"
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Hi Werner,
If you use Worksheetfunction.Match with exact match an error is raised if
there is no match, so you need to error trap it with On Error.

If you use Application.Match no error is raised but an error value is
returned instead
Note that using Worksheetfunction.Match is faster than using
Application.Match
regards
Charles
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