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How do I find a range of numbers in an Excel file?
I have a large list (5,000 or so) of numbers and I want to find if any of these numbers are in a range/consecutive.
For example:
7315456878
7339495458 ----------------------
7339495459 ----------------------
7385485487
I need an easy way to find if numbers are in a range like middle two above.
Instead of just looking at the last numbers, is there a macro that I could use?
2 Answers
- expletive_xomLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
all you want to do is find consecutive #'s
i will assume the sample given is a good sample, and give a basic formula.
- assume the sample starts in cell A1
- copy&paste this in B2 (yes B2 not B1)
=IF(A1+1=A2,"this is a consecutive number","")
you should get a blank.
drag the cell down,
or copy the cell
select 5000 rows below
click paste
most cells will be blank.
whenever theres a consecutive number, then column B will show a note.
you can expand the formula to make it do what you want.
you can start in Row#2 and turn on the autofilter.
let me know how it works.