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I am a bit stuck on this, as I am not a macro expert.
I have a worksheet with two columns. The first column holds the name of an corporate email Distribution List (DL), the next column contains the members belonging to the DL (with some additional detail). Each member cell can have multiple names, delimited by New Line characters(LF, CHAR(10)). e.g. | A | B | DL_Team1 Joe, Users, NZ Fred, Users, AU Jane, Users, NZ DL_Team2 Bill, Users, NZ Mary, Users, AU On another worksheet I have a column of some selected team members to do a VLOOKUP against, one member name per cell. e.g. | A | Mary Fred How do I flag a DL if it contains any member from the team I am interested in? Thanks. I really appreciate your help on this. |
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