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Hi,
The MATCH function doesn't work on bidimensional ranges. Try this array-entered (Ctrl+Shift+Enter) formula instead: =IF(OR(Sheet3!G1=Sheet3!$CA$12:$CT$20),Sheet3!G1," ") or this non-array formula: =SUMPRODUCT(OR(Sheet3!G1=Sheet3!$CA$12:$CT$20)*She et3!G1) Regards, KL "Luke" wrote in message ... Sheet1 has Array1 = g1:bw10 Sheet2 has Array2 = ca12:ct20 in sheet3 I need to display only the numbers from the range in sheet2 that are equal to those in the range in sheet1. I tried: =IF(ISNA(MATCH(Sheet3!G1,Sheet3!$ca$12:$ct$20,0))= FALSE,"",Sheet3!G1) filled down and accross as needed But doesn't display anything even though there are matches. Can you help me? Thank you Luke |
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