comparing values
column E in sheet A has values, a different one in each row (ranging from 50
to 500 values, depending on workbook we're working in) column T in sheet B has values, thousands of them the contents of sheetB are delivered by an external source values in colT / sheetB should be named in colE / sheetA (theory) there are values in colT / sheetB that are not present in colE / sheetA (practice) these need to be pointed out so after that it can be decided to discard these lines or add the value to colE / sheetA I want to run code to check the values of colT/sheetB if a value in colT/sheetB isn't present in colE / SheetA then it should print the value in the current (different) sheet I've tried a few things now ~ I'm taking a wrong turn somewhere any good ideas out there? |
comparing values
You could try running an IF statement in sheet b where the if value is a
vlookup on column E sheet A with a "false" range lookup, and the then value equal to the cell value in column t sheet b. Or maybe a conditional formatting statement to highlight the cell if a vlookup returns a null value. "JusMe" wrote: column E in sheet A has values, a different one in each row (ranging from 50 to 500 values, depending on workbook we're working in) column T in sheet B has values, thousands of them the contents of sheetB are delivered by an external source values in colT / sheetB should be named in colE / sheetA (theory) there are values in colT / sheetB that are not present in colE / sheetA (practice) these need to be pointed out so after that it can be decided to discard these lines or add the value to colE / sheetA I want to run code to check the values of colT/sheetB if a value in colT/sheetB isn't present in colE / SheetA then it should print the value in the current (different) sheet I've tried a few things now ~ I'm taking a wrong turn somewhere any good ideas out there? |
comparing values
Been playing around with it for a while longer and got what I wanted, including MsgBoxes telling how many will be discarded and which values they represent .... Thanx for the input. At first I went with an IF(ISNA ....) with VLOOKUPs, but that required action from the person working on the sheet. Since quite a few of them are managers .... not a good option. All they have to do when they get the sheet now is press a button .... that should help "DTLay" wrote: You could try running an IF statement in sheet b where the if value is a vlookup on column E sheet A with a "false" range lookup, and the then value equal to the cell value in column t sheet b. Or maybe a conditional formatting statement to highlight the cell if a vlookup returns a null value. "JusMe" wrote: column E in sheet A has values, a different one in each row (ranging from 50 to 500 values, depending on workbook we're working in) column T in sheet B has values, thousands of them the contents of sheetB are delivered by an external source values in colT / sheetB should be named in colE / sheetA (theory) there are values in colT / sheetB that are not present in colE / sheetA (practice) these need to be pointed out so after that it can be decided to discard these lines or add the value to colE / sheetA I want to run code to check the values of colT/sheetB if a value in colT/sheetB isn't present in colE / SheetA then it should print the value in the current (different) sheet I've tried a few things now ~ I'm taking a wrong turn somewhere any good ideas out there? |
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