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We regularly receiving inventory update .And it is a huge list.
Question 1 : how do we compare and reconcile the previous inventory xcl table (OldInv)) with the new inventory update xcl table(NewInv) so that we could figure out which sku is new in NewInv and was not present in OldInv? Question 2: how do we compare and reconcile the previous inventory xcl table (OldInv)) with the new inventory update xcl table(NewInv) so that we could point out which sku (columns B) inventory turned to zero in quantity (columns E)? Can it be done? Please share your suggestions. Sincerely, -- capxc |
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I have a worksheet that will allow you to paste two lists and show what's in
list 1, what's in list 2 and what's in both. Here's the code, or I can email you the worksheet if you want. Cheers Pete Option Explicit Sub ListCompare() Dim CompSheet As Worksheet Dim List1 As Range 'range of cells containing your first list eg B3:B32 Dim List1Header As Range 'label at the top of list 1 e.g. B2 Dim List1Item As Range Dim List2 As Range 'range of cells containing your second list e.g.D3:D32 Dim List2Header As Range 'label at the top of list 1 e.g. D2 Dim List2Item As Range Dim List1OnlyHeader As Range 'label above where you want items found ONLY in first list to appear e.g.F2 Dim List2OnlyHeader As Range 'label above where you want items found ONLY in second list to appear e.g. H2 Dim ListBothHeader As Range 'label above where you want items found in BOTH lists to appear e.g. J2 Dim Flag As Boolean 'In my example, List1 is B6:B35 and List2 is D6:D35, although the code works out 'how long the lists are and allocates the names List1 and List2 to the cells containing them (the 'data only, not the headers). 'Make sure that there is a blank column to the left of List1Header, and blank 'columns between List1OnlyHeader and List2OnlyHeader, and between List2OnlyHeader and ListBothHeader. 'Finally, make sure there is a blank column to the right of ListBothHeader. 'This ensures that all the "CurrentRegion" referenece work correctly. 'In my example: ' Cell F5 contains the label "List1Only" and has a range name of "List1OnlyHeader", ' Cell H5 contains the label "List2Only" and has a range name of "List2OnlyHeader", ' Cell J5 contains the label "Both" and has a range name of "ListBothHeader", 'Columns A, D, E, G, I and K must be blank (or at the very least, mustn't contain data adjacent to the 'entries in columns B, D, F, H and K. 'The worksheet is called "Compare Lists" Set CompSheet = Worksheets("Compare Lists") Set List1Header = CompSheet.Range("List1Header") Set List1OnlyHeader = CompSheet.Range("List1OnlyHeader") Set List2Header = CompSheet.Range("List2Header") Set List2OnlyHeader = CompSheet.Range("List2OnlyHeader") Set ListBothHeader = CompSheet.Range("ListBothHeader") If List1Header.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count = 1 Then MsgBox ("You don't have any entries in List 1!") Exit Sub End If If List2Header.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count = 1 Then MsgBox ("You don't have any entries in List 2!") Exit Sub End If List1Header.Offset(1, 0).Resize(List1Header.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count - 1, 1).Name = "List1" Range("List1").Interior.ColorIndex = 2 List2Header.Offset(1, 0).Resize(List2Header.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count - 1, 1).Name = "List2" Range("List2").Interior.ColorIndex = 2 Set List1 = CompSheet.Range("List1") Set List2 = CompSheet.Range("List2") 'Clear List1 only entries produced when macro last run If List1OnlyHeader.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count 1 Then List1OnlyHeader.Offset(1, 0).Resize(List1OnlyHeader.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count - 1).ClearContents End If 'Clear List2 only entries produced when macro last run If List2OnlyHeader.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count 1 Then List2OnlyHeader.Offset(1, 0).Resize(List2OnlyHeader.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count - 1).ClearContents End If 'Clear ListBoth entries produced when macro last run If ListBothHeader.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count 1 Then ListBothHeader.Offset(1, 0).Resize(ListBothHeader.CurrentRegion.Rows.Count - 1).ClearContents End If 'Check which items are only in list 1 and not in List 2 For Each List1Item In List1 Flag = False For Each List2Item In List2 If List2Item.Value = List1Item.Value Then 'EQUALS 'If InStr(List2Item.Value, List1Item.Value) 0 Then 'CONTAINS Flag = True End If Next If Flag = False Then 'MsgBox (List1Item.Value & " is only in List 1!") List1OnlyHeader.Offset(List1OnlyHeader.CurrentRegi on.Rows.Count, 0).Value = List1Item.Value List1Item.Interior.ColorIndex = 6 Else 'MsgBox (List1Item.Value & " is in both Lists!") ListBothHeader.Offset(ListBothHeader.CurrentRegion .Rows.Count, 0).Value = List1Item.Value End If Next 'Check which items are only in list 2 and not in List 1 For Each List2Item In List2 Flag = False For Each List1Item In List1 If List1Item.Value = List2Item.Value Then 'EQUALS 'If InStr(List1Item.Value, List2Item.Value) 0 Then 'CONTAINS Flag = True End If Next If Flag = False Then 'MsgBox (List2Item.Value & " is only in List 2!") List2OnlyHeader.Offset(List2OnlyHeader.CurrentRegi on.Rows.Count, 0).Value = List2Item.Value List2Item.Interior.ColorIndex = 6 Else 'Included only for completeness - you already worked out which items 'were in both lists in the previous loop! 'MsgBox (List2Item.Value & " is in both Lists!") 'ListBothHeader.Offset(ListBothHeader.CurrentRegio n.Rows.Count, 0).Value = List2Item.Value End If Next 'Sort List1Only list List1OnlyHeader.CurrentRegion.Sort Key1:=Range("List1OnlyHeader"), _ Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlGuess, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, _ Orientation:=xlTopToBottom 'Sort List2Only list List2OnlyHeader.CurrentRegion.Sort Key1:=Range("List2OnlyHeader"), _ Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlGuess, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, _ Orientation:=xlTopToBottom 'Sort ListBoth list ListBothHeader.CurrentRegion.Sort Key1:=Range("ListBothHeader"), _ Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlGuess, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, _ Orientation:=xlTopToBottom End Sub "capxc" wrote: We regularly receiving inventory update .And it is a huge list. Question 1 : how do we compare and reconcile the previous inventory xcl table (OldInv)) with the new inventory update xcl table(NewInv) so that we could figure out which sku is new in NewInv and was not present in OldInv? Question 2: how do we compare and reconcile the previous inventory xcl table (OldInv)) with the new inventory update xcl table(NewInv) so that we could point out which sku (columns B) inventory turned to zero in quantity (columns E)? Can it be done? Please share your suggestions. Sincerely, -- capxc |
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