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Posted on 2013-01-04
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I have a spreadsheet with two tabs roster and users, both have a bunch of tabs.
in roster column F is email and column G is exist
in users column B is email
in roster if email is a hit anywhere in column B of users I want column G is roster to say OK otherwise it should say MISSING
I have a spreadsheet with two tabs roster and users, both have a bunch of tabs.
in roster column F is email and column G is exist
in users column B is email
in roster if email is a hit anywhere in column B of users I want column G is roster to say OK otherwise it should say MISSING
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Try this formula in roster worksheet G2 copied down
=IF(COUNTIF(users!B:B,F2),
regards, barry
=IF(COUNTIF(users!B:B,F2),
regards, barry
Active 6 days ago
does not seem to want to allow me to add that formula keeps saying error
roster
F=email
G=exist (this is the column we want to say OK or MISSING
users
B=email
roster
F=email
G=exist (this is the column we want to say OK or MISSING
users
B=email
See attached example - note: depending on your region the formula might require semi-colon separators instead of commas, i.e.
=IF(COUNTIF(users!B:B;F2);
regards, barry
email-example.xls
=IF(COUNTIF(users!B:B;F2);
regards, barry
email-example.xls
Try this...
I used vlookup command assuming email address lookup can occur anywhere 'User'
Ah... Count works also... i did not read other solution fully
EE-20130104-Lookup.xlsx
I used vlookup command assuming email address lookup can occur anywhere 'User'
Ah... Count works also... i did not read other solution fully
EE-20130104-Lookup.xlsx
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