Mapping_b.xlsx

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Hi,<br />
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I have a process where i get updated mapping tables using a key in Column U - its very manual - vlookups etc <br />
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I would like some code that checks <br />
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(1) if the keys are the same<br />
(2) if they are, are W,X or Z different<br />
(3) if they are different - put whatever name is in new mapping into Mastersheet <br />
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In this instance, after code was ran - &nbsp;MasterSheet would be W (Batman) - X (Bob Builder) &amp;&nbsp;Z (Denis Menace).<br />
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Any other sugegstions / processes would be appreciated - thanks! <br />
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Seamus<br />
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Mapping.xlsx

Hi,

I have a process where i get updated mapping tables using a key in Column U - its very manual - vlookups etc 

I would like some code that checks 

(1) if the keys are the same
(2) if they are, are W,X or Z different
(3) if they are different - put whatever name is in new mapping into Mastersheet 

In this instance, after code was ran -  MasterSheet would be W (Batman) - X (Bob Builder) & Z (Denis Menace).

Any other sugegstions / processes would be appreciated - thanks! 

Seamus

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Update mapping table using VBA

Hi,

I have a process where i get updated mapping tables using a key in Column U - its very manual - vlookups etc 

I would like some code that checks 

(1) if the keys are the same
(2) if they are, are W,X or Z different
(3) if they are different - put whatever name is in new mapping into Mastersheet 

In this instance, after code was ran -  MasterSheet would be W (Batman) - X (Bob Builder) &amp; Z (Denis Menace).

Any other sugegstions / processes would be appreciated - thanks! 

Seamus

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