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Try this formula in any cell. No need for VBA<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42143772-1">=IF((COUNTA(A:A)*2+COUNTA(B!A:A))&lt;&gt;COUNTA('C'!A:A),&quot;There is a record count difference for Todays Volunteer Intakes&quot;,&quot;Count Matcch&quot;)</code></pre>
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Try this formula in any cell. No need for VBA



=IF((COUNTA(A:A)*2+COUNTA(B!A:A))<>COUNTA('C'!A:A),"There is a record count difference for Todays Volunteer Intakes","Count Matcch")


gowflow

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Unfortunately I need VBA as I need to add this check to an existing module.
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Unfortunately I need VBA as I need to add this check to an existing module.

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Hi..thx all. &nbsp;Hopefully I was fair with the grading,. &nbsp;I know I asked for VBA, but GoFlow made life easy with his formula.
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Hi..thx all.  Hopefully I was fair with the grading,.  I know I asked for VBA, but GoFlow made life easy with his formula.

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Within VBA I am trying to determine how to:<br />
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Sum Column A record Count in Worksheet A &nbsp;* 2 + Sum Column A record Count in Worksheet B<br />
Compare with the Sum from &nbsp;Column A record Count in Worksheet C<br />
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If it differs than MsgBox &quot;There is a record count difference for Todays Volunteer Intakes&quot;
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Within VBA I am trying to determine how to:

Sum Column A record Count in Worksheet A  * 2 + Sum Column A record Count in Worksheet B
Compare with the Sum from  Column A record Count in Worksheet C

If it differs than MsgBox "There is a record count difference for Todays Volunteer Intakes"

WIthin VBA summing record count in 3 tabs

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