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Easy exception reporting of sequential numbering.
I had a lengthy complex sequentially numbered worksheet by row. Lots of things have now been added or taken away & I want a quick formulae to spot errors in the numbering so I can amend them. The reason I can't just copy & paste from row 1 to the end is that there are 3 levels - it goes something like this(with many more rows at each level!!): S01 level 1 allocation S0101 level 2 sub allocation S010101 level 3 sub allocation S010102 as above S010103 as above S0102 level 2 sub allocation S02 level 1 allocation Does this make sense? Does anyone have a solution please? I have about 50 worksheets of long coding to check! |
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