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Ok thanks, I will give this a shot tomorrow.
I am using indirect because I am inserting many cells and shifting the rest down. I have to match up names but have different address's, so a query will not work. I started at 90k lines and narrowed it down to 10k rows with queries. I am turning them green when they match so I know that I have not missed any. Thanks again Joe "Bob Phillips" wrote: If you are wanting it to change by row, why bother with INDIRECT? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Joeb" wrote in message ... from reading this board I figured out how to use an indirect formula: here is mine: =IF(INDIRECT("B2743")=INDIRECT("C2743"),1,0) what I need to do is copy this down through row 9902. I want it to change to row 2748, 2749, 2750 and so on. right now if I try to copy it down it remains exactly the same (row 2743). Any ideas?? These boards have been very helpful with advanced functions!!!! Thank you!! |
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