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Need to create a list of non-duplicates
I have two spreadsheets that are updated monthly. The first sheet contains a list of authorized employees (name, ID number, dates of employment). The second is an extract from security badge readers, containing names, badge IDs, and door numbers for all transactions. I need to compare the names from the badge transactions to the list of authorized employees and generate a separate listing of exceptions. Those would be contractors or service personnel that need to be authorized for each individual visit.
How can I automate this process and have the non-employee names show up in a table or separate column? Additionally, is there an easy way to copy the transactions for all non-employees into a separate sheet that I can forward to security for validation against front desk sign-in and maintenance records? |
Need to create a list of non-duplicates
Assuming your authorized employee list is on Sheet2 in column B and
your badge extract list is in Column D on another sheet, then... In a column next to the badge extract list use a formula similar to... =ISNUMBER(MATCH(D1,Sheet2!B1:B48,0)) (it must be filled down to the bottom of the list) The formula returns True if the name is found in the authorized list, otherwise False. Sort by the true/false column, copy the False items and paste on another sheet. -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA http://www.contextures.com/excel-sort-addin.html editorial review of special sort excel add-in (30 ways to sort) "JRobertson" wrote in message ... I have two spreadsheets that are updated monthly. The first sheet contains a list of authorized employees (name, ID number, dates of employment). The second is an extract from security badge readers, containing names, badge IDs, and door numbers for all transactions. I need to compare the names from the badge transactions to the list of authorized employees and generate a separate listing of exceptions. Those would be contractors or service personnel that need to be authorized for each individual visit. How can I automate this process and have the non-employee names show up in a table or separate column? Additionally, is there an easy way to copy the transactions for all non-employees into a separate sheet that I can forward to security for validation against front desk sign-in and maintenance records? -- JRobertson |
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