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Sheet_1 has the following in columns A & B:
001 Y 003 N 002 Y 002 N 001 Y Column A of Sheet_2 has sorted, unique values from col A of Sheet_1: 001 002 003 I'd like a formula for Column B of Sheet_2, that finds every instance of the value in column A and compares its Column B values in Sheet_1, such that if all are Y it returns Y, if all are N it returns N, but if some are Y and some are N it returns Y. The expected results would be: 001 Y 002 Y 003 N Any help is greatly appreciated! -- Thanks |
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