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Doh! I was reading the newsgroup in a busy lobby, and forgot to read your
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"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message
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That's essentially what the third example does, though there are more
efficient ways, especially if the columns aren't contiguous.

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"Jon Peltier" wrote:

Or you could read the ranges into VBA arrays, and do the necessary
calculations on them. I wouldn't bother with sumproduct I don't think.
I'd
just loop, do my comparisons within the loop, and keep score with a
counting
variable.



 
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