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I do invoicing for a large trucking company.
Each invoice contains hundreds of ticket numbers that can belong to any of 40 trucks. In an attempt to avoid errors, I have created a checking sheet, where each truck has all of its tickets entered, complete with total $ and ticket #. I am trying to create a formula that will search through my invoices and verify that the combination of ticket & truck match up to the totals that are displayed on both invoice and check sheet. I have created formulas that tell me if a complete invoice does not balance, but I am looking for a formula that will actually show me WHICH ticket does not balance. |
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