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Great! It works but could you modify this formula please? ...it should say &quot;connected&quot; instead of referencing the actual cell in Tab A:<br />
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156 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;not connected<br />
168 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;$B$9
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Great! It works but could you modify this formula please? ...it should say "connected" instead of referencing the actual cell in Tab A:

156            not connected
168            $B$9

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Use this formula instead<br />
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=IF(ISERROR(ADDRESS(MATCH(<wbr />1,INDEX((A<wbr />!$B$1:$B$1<wbr />000=$A3)*(<wbr />A!$A$1:$A$<wbr />1000=C$2),<wbr />0),0),2)),<wbr />&quot;Not Connected&quot;,&quot;Connected&quot;)
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Use this formula instead

=IF(ISERROR(ADDRESS(MATCH(1,INDEX((A!$B$1:$B$1000=$A3)*(A!$A$1:$A$1000=C$2),0),0),2)),"Not Connected","Connected")

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OK, I thought you wanted the location as shown, if not then for just &quot;connected&quot; or &quot;not connected&quot; try this version<br />
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=IF(COUNTIFS(A!$B$1:$B$100<wbr />0,$A3,A!$A<wbr />$1:$A$1000<wbr />,C$2),&quot;con<wbr />nected&quot;,&quot;n<wbr />ot connected&quot;)<br />
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regards, barry
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OK, I thought you wanted the location as shown, if not then for just "connected" or "not connected" try this version

=IF(COUNTIFS(A!$B$1:$B$1000,$A3,A!$A$1:$A$1000,C$2),"connected","not connected")

regards, barry

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Hello!<br />
<br />
Please refer to the attached file: Tab &quot;A&quot; has the needed data and Tab &quot;B&quot; should referenece data from Tab &quot;A&quot;<br />
Cell C3 needs to map C2 &amp;A3 through tab A and let me know if they are connected or not.<br />
Tab A has 55 individual stores and each of these stores has 10 assigned stores to them. The yellow section in tab B is what needs to be populated through a formula.<br />
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thanks!<br />
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Cross-reference.xlsx

Hello!

Please refer to the attached file: Tab "A" has the needed data and Tab "B" should referenece data from Tab "A"
Cell C3 needs to map C2 &A3 through tab A and let me know if they are connected or not.
Tab A has 55 individual stores and each of these stores has 10 assigned stores to them. The yellow section in tab B is what needs to be populated through a formula.

thanks!

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