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This is what the formula would look like if I could type it in this way.
Just need help with translating to excel. If cell E1 ("the child's name") on sheet 2 matches any cell from B46 thru I52 ("which could be any child including said child") on sheet 1 and cell P7 (which is the date) on sheet 2 matches H44 (which is the date) on sheet 1 then cell P8 (on sheet 2) = A (for absent). Note: If there is not a match then nothing should happen in cell P8. Also both the names and the dates must match to return an "A" for absent. I can send an email of my layout if I haven't been clear enough. Thanks, Mike |
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