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Default IV,, VLOOKUP or both??????????????????

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1) 12:00) Emp#1 12:00) Emp#2
2) 1:00) 1:00)
3) 2:00) Emp#2 2:00) Empl#4
4) 3:00) 3:00)


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Emp#1 X
Empl#2 X X
Emp#3
Emp#4 X

As the employees are placed on the schedule I would like an "x" to
appear in their row on the day scheduled. I'm not sure if this is
an "IF" formula or a "VLOOKUP" or
a combination of both. I have tried this formula FOR CELL L3,
w/ no success =IF(VLOOKUP,A1:J50,2,FAULSE)),"X","".

 
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