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compare one cell against a range of cells

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mfrasier31 - 01 Apr 2006 12:46 GMT
I want to compare the contents of one cell against the contents of several
cells. I'm currently using {=OR(EXACT(B2,$B$18:$G$27))} where B2 is the cell
I have a value in and B18:G27 is the block of cells I want to compare B2 to.
It's working but it gives me a "TRUE" or "FALSE" result in the cell where the
formula exists. Is there any way to get a different result, specifically a
checkmark or and "X" for true, and nothing if it's false. I tried that and it
told me I had too many arguements. Thanks for any help
S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton - 01 Apr 2006 16:52 GMT
This looks like an Excel question... You may want to try reposting your
question in the Excel newsgroup.
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S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton

> I want to compare the contents of one cell against the contents of several
> cells. I'm currently using {=OR(EXACT(B2,$B$18:$G$27))} where B2 is the cell
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> checkmark or and "X" for true, and nothing if it's false. I tried that and it
> told me I had too many arguements. Thanks for any help
 
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