Column G has Access rights that should not be allowed. Without using the macro, can we write some Excel functions, that will help me in listing out those Users who have been given these (not allowed) Access rights.
The solution is partially ok. Maybe I did not explain well. I want to write "Access not allowed" when both of these rights together are allocated to some user. In case a user has one of these rights, then it is fine.
Bang On. That's what I was looking for. Thanks, that's the good solution.
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=IF(ISNA(MATCH(C4,$G$4:$G$