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Numbers to be checked - A4:F10
Draw numbers - A12:F12 I have tried (in I4) {=IF($A4:$F4=A12,"P","")} which works but only because the criteria is met in the first column. When copied down and accross it doesn't work. Any ideas? -- tia |
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In I4, copied down to I10:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(A4:F4,A$12:F$12,0)))) will return the number of matched/winning numbers in each row -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "JockW" wrote: Numbers to be checked - A4:F10 Draw numbers - A12:F12 I have tried (in I4) {=IF($A4:$F4=A12,"P","")} which works but only because the criteria is met in the first column. When copied down and accross it doesn't work. Any ideas? -- tia |
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Try this:
Select the range A4:F10 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Formula Is: =AND(A4<"",OR(A4=$A$12:$F$12)) Click the Format button Select the Patterns tab Select a nice shade of green OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "JockW" wrote in message ... Numbers to be checked - A4:F10 Draw numbers - A12:F12 I have tried (in I4) {=IF($A4:$F4=A12,"P","")} which works but only because the criteria is met in the first column. When copied down and accross it doesn't work. Any ideas? -- tia |
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This seems to work also...
=MATCH(A4,$A$12:$F$12,0) Rick "JockW" wrote in message ... Numbers to be checked - A4:F10 Draw numbers - A12:F12 I have tried (in I4) {=IF($A4:$F4=A12,"P","")} which works but only because the criteria is met in the first column. When copied down and accross it doesn't work. Any ideas? -- tia |
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Thanks to all. Not tried any yet but will do.
Cheers. -- tia "JockW" wrote: Numbers to be checked - A4:F10 Draw numbers - A12:F12 I have tried (in I4) {=IF($A4:$F4=A12,"P","")} which works but only because the criteria is met in the first column. When copied down and accross it doesn't work. Any ideas? -- tia |
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