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Kevin Vaughn
 
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This one works. Do you mind explaining how/why? Just to let you know, I
understand the if/then/else construct. I have successfully used sumproduct
(but not on something like this,) and I understand the use of ISNA. Also, I
had been trying to find a solution myself and had come up with the following,
which did not work:
=MATCH(A2:C2,F2:H2,0)
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"daddylonglegs" wrote:


One way....

=IF(SUMPRODUCT(1-ISNA(MATCH(A2:C2,F2:H2,0))),"match","no match")


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