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Please bare with me, but I've never used the vlookup function and I'm having
difficulties. I have two spread sheets with file numbers in column A. I need to know if the files in spreadsheet two (smaller data set, named "RS2008") are within spreadsheet one (larger data set, named '2008'). If so, I need a "1" populated into spreadsheet one, column U (data in columns B-T). Please help how I would accomplish this task. Thank you! |
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