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Hello,
I haven't touched code in 10+ years and I need to do this quick thing and... errr... could someone just flesh it out a bit for me and I'll do the rest of the legwork? Maybe just some help with the syntax and looping statements? It would be much appreciated. I have two LONG single-column lists, each one on it's own spreadsheet tab. There are product categories with indented product listings under each category. The categories all start with the same 6 characters (say ABCDEF) and then a bunch more characters. Starting at the top of one worksheet, I want to go down 1 item at a time and see if it's in the 2nd list. If it ISN'T, I want to color that entry or flag it in some way. ABCDEF-53426334 bat cat dog mouse ABCDEF-827726363 armadillo cat ferret Everything's in alphanumeric order -- categories and products -- and the categories are unique and won't repeat, but the products might. The test has to be correct for the given category, so 'cat' has to be tested twice in the case above, and match-tested within the same category on the other sheet. Anyway, any and all help would be appreciated. Even guidance to an article or link to a similar exercise. Thanks in advance! Glenn |
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