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I have an excel form with existing macros that I need to update.

The idea is to auto populate one field based on values selected in two other
fields.

Lets say there are 3 fields A, B, C with specific values listed as a drop
down menu.

A: Hello, What, Going, There
B: Did, Jolly, Cool, Tomorrow
C: Discrepancy

so lets say for eg, If Hello and Did are selected, C will remain blank

If Hello, Jolly are selected, C will populate Discrepancy
(assume Hello has lower rating then Jolly)

If What and Did are selected, C will remain blank.

The Idea is, values in A and B column are text values and they have ratings.

If value in A has lower rating then value in B then populate 'discrepancy'
in C
If value in A has higher rating then value in B then no value is populated
in C
If A and B have the same values then no value is populated in C

And so on.. I hope it is clear.

Thanks in Advance
 
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