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Greetings,
I have to see if one three conditions exists: 1) Missing BS items for existing DT items - <Pink 2) Missing DT items from existing BS items - <Light Blue 3) Both have some missing - <Light Purple The first Conditional Format will be in A1, B1, C1 and D1. These are the 4 columns that have information: A) Date (BS & DT) B) Account (BS & DT) C) BS Amount D) DT Amount I need to turn the contents of A and B into some kind of transaction ID. The date need only be in dd format. The Account has either xxxxxxxx or xxxxxxxxx-x format, they are both present. BS entries have Date, Account and Amount DT entries also have Date, Account and Amount, only different amounts. DT Amounts for the same Date-Account added together will be equal to BS Amounts for the same Date-Account added together. This is the default condition. I think SUMIF is involved, but I am not sure how. Anyone have any ideas? Any help would be appreciated. TIA -Minitman |
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