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I'm all employee data in sheet 1, in sheet 2 I'm using vlookup function to
retrieve employees for whom I issued certificates on a each day. My question is, how I can mark those employees in sheet 1 for whom Ive already issued certificates from those for whom I didn't. I tried conditional format function, but it didn't work, as it is in the separate sheet. Thank you for your help |
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Try the responses in your later post ..
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Samad" wrote: I'm all employee data in sheet 1, in sheet 2 I'm using vlookup function to retrieve employees for whom I issued certificates on a each day. My question is, how I can mark those employees in sheet 1 for whom Ive already issued certificates from those for whom I didn't. I tried conditional format function, but it didn't work, as it is in the separate sheet. Thank you for your help |
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Try the responses in your later post ..
... and post some feedback to the responders over there (This is a discussion group, not a dartboard) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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