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filtering question
I have data in columns A and B. Column A is employee's names. Column B is
trainings they have attended. The person's name is duplicated several times in A as they have attended multiple trainings. I need a filter (or a code) that will list all staff who hasn't attended a specific training. It isn't as simple as filtering Column B to all rows that < the specific training because the person's names are duplicated in A because they have attended other trainings. I don't even know who to work this clearly??? |
filtering question
Hi,
Assuming date goes from row 2 to 100, - in column C2, enter the formula: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$2:$A$100=A2)*($B$2:$B$100<"")*1) it puts 0 when a person - copy/paste this formula down along the data - filetr on column C for ) (zeroes) : menu Tools Filter AutoFilter or use an Advanced filter to create a sparate list of unique names Regards, Sebastien "scrabtree23" wrote: I have data in columns A and B. Column A is employee's names. Column B is trainings they have attended. The person's name is duplicated several times in A as they have attended multiple trainings. I need a filter (or a code) that will list all staff who hasn't attended a specific training. It isn't as simple as filtering Column B to all rows that < the specific training because the person's names are duplicated in A because they have attended other trainings. I don't even know who to work this clearly??? |
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