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I'm not that good with VBA, so I was wondering if someone could help write a
function. Essentially I have a spreadsheet where the columns represent various forms, tests, etc. that we track for new hires. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to see all of the missing documentation. My thought is to write a function that takes in a range of rows (e.g., b50:f50) , checks to see if there is a value in the first cell, if there is, move to the next cell, if there isn't write "Missing" and the column header (e.g., b1) and then move to next cell in the range, perform the same check and concatenate the return string. This would make the output a text string that would read something like: "Missing B, Missing D, Missing E". Can anyone recommend an approach I could try? Thanks in advance for your assistance! |
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