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I have two lists: one with my entire population and the second with the ones
that subscribed a training course. Which function should I use to compare both lists and highlight in a new column those who still need training? |
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one way:
In you master list, starting in B2 with names in A2: =IF(COUNTIF(Training!$A$2:$A$1000,A2),"","Training needed") Copy down "Training" is worksheet with list of trained personnel HTH "dardiaca" wrote: I have two lists: one with my entire population and the second with the ones that subscribed a training course. Which function should I use to compare both lists and highlight in a new column those who still need training? |
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