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Those three little lines will save me tons of time.... &nbsp;Thank you! &nbsp; I hate that I read the help files and don't recognize when and how to use this code. &nbsp;That is why I am so thankful that you guys are here!<br />
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David
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Those three little lines will save me tons of time....  Thank you!   I hate that I read the help files and don't recognize when and how to use this code.  That is why I am so thankful that you guys are here!

David

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I have a report due monthly that depends on the values found in several worksheets.<br />
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DomainList: &nbsp;includes all domains and domain aliases in the account.<br />
AliasList: is a filtered list of just the domain aliases.<br />
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In the report I have a column titled Type which can have a value of either &quot;S&quot; or &quot;A&quot; depending on if it is a site or an alias.<br />
Type is determined by finding a domain name in the alias list (or not).<br />
I think the question I need to ask is:<br />
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If &quot;DomainList:domainname&quot; is found in AliasList:domainname then type = &quot;A&quot;<br />
If &quot;DomainList:domainname&quot; is NOT found in AliasList:domainname then type = &quot;S&quot;<br />
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How do I do this in VBA?<br />
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sampledata.xls

I have a report due monthly that depends on the values found in several worksheets.

DomainList:  includes all domains and domain aliases in the account.
AliasList: is a filtered list of just the domain aliases.

In the report I have a column titled Type which can have a value of either "S" or "A" depending on if it is a site or an alias.
Type is determined by finding a domain name in the alias list (or not).
I think the question I need to ask is:

If "DomainList:domainname" is found in AliasList:domainname then type = "A"
If "DomainList:domainname" is NOT found in AliasList:domainname then type = "S"

How do I do this in VBA?

I need to change a cells value if a corresponding value is found in a seperate worksheet.  I don't know how.

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