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There are 35 sheets in my workbook. I want to know whether the values (in
this case text) are the same in all sheets for a certain range (in this case A1..A51). I don't care if I know the answer for the range or if I know for each cell in the range (i.e., A1 True, A2 True...) |
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Hi!
This might work. As I understand, you want to know if the value in A1 is also entered in a range on 34 other sheets. List the 35 sheet names in a range somewhere, say J1:J35. Now, if the value in A1 is on all 35 sheets then a simple Countif will return 35. =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'"&J$1:J$35&"'!A1:A5 1"),A1))=35 Will return TRUE or FALSE. Copy down as needed. If you used the default sheet names: Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3 etc., then you could avoid making a list of the names and build the sheet name reference directly into the formula. Biff "Steve" wrote in message ... There are 35 sheets in my workbook. I want to know whether the values (in this case text) are the same in all sheets for a certain range (in this case A1..A51). I don't care if I know the answer for the range or if I know for each cell in the range (i.e., A1 True, A2 True...) |
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