Damn! I can't believe I left out the double unary... AGAIN... I seem to have
this mental block about typing them for some reason. Thanks for noting that.

Rick


"Wigi" wrote in message
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Well Rick

I could have left out the IF, but you need that one to return 1 and 0, not
TRUE and FALSE. That's how I read the question.

Another way to get 1 and 0 is:

=--(COUNTIF(range,valuetolookup)0)


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Wigi
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"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

Since the desired results are 1 if true and 0 if false, you can eliminate
the IF function call...

=COUNTIF(range,valuetolookup)0

Rick


"Wigi" wrote in message
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COUNTIF function does this for you.

=IF(COUNTIF(range,valuetolookup)0,1,0)



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Wigi
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"Michael" wrote:

I would like to look-up a cell's value in a range of cells and return
1
if it
exists or zero if it does not exist in the specified range. I have got
to
believe this is a fairly common need. Can anyone help me out with
this.