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Hello all,
I was trying to use the Match function in a VBA module (I hate VBA). Match was failing unexpectedly. I evenetually tracked down one issue (using Match in a normal worksheet not in a module). If the tilda ('~') character is in the cell I am trying to match I will not get a match. I tested this by: 1) making a small column array from A1:A6 a b c d e f 2) In cell B1 entered 'c' 3) In cell C3 entered '=Match(B1, A1:A6, 0)' - the correct result of 3 appeared in cell C3 4) I edited cell A4 to 'd~' and copied and pasted this cell to cell B1 - no match returned #N/A I tried other forms such as '~d' etc and they failed. I didn't try many other unusual characters. A simple =IF function did say the cells were the same. Is there any way of dealing with this in my script and/or on a worksheet (otehr than the obvious iteration over all elements and test with For and If statements). Thanks, Ian |
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