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Hi, I have 3 workbooks, 1st one I will call 'old', 2nd one 'New' and 3rd
'Comparison'. The 3rd workbook contains the if statement to compare the same cells in the old and new workbook and therefore these cells contain true or false. I would like to build a conditional format which identifies which false is from which original file i.e. cell g3 and g5 may say false but the false in g3 relates to the new file and the false in g5 relates to the old file - I hope you have followed this!! Alternatively if a conditional format can not be used is there another way to compare the old and new file and identify the result from the new file? Many thanks |
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