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Dave Curtis
Hello -
I am having a bit of trouble looking up and returning certain values
in multiple collections. Here is an example of my situation: I have
100 values in a single column range (Collection1) and 20 values in a
second single column range (Collection2). I would like to lookup the
values in Collection2 and determine if they exist in Collection1. If
they do not exist, I want to be able to capture them in a separate
worksheet. (An exception report if you will) It is fairly easy to
determine if they do exist but my main problem is handling the cases
where a match does not exist and an error results. Does anyone know
of an efficient way to handle the errors and capture the unmatched
data?
Collection1 is essentially a list of open cost centers and Collection2
is a list of cost centers that have been charged to in the past month.
I want to be able to determine if there are any cost centers being
charged to that are not currently open (i.e in collection1) and
display them in a separate sheet as an exception report.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Dave
I am having a bit of trouble looking up and returning certain values
in multiple collections. Here is an example of my situation: I have
100 values in a single column range (Collection1) and 20 values in a
second single column range (Collection2). I would like to lookup the
values in Collection2 and determine if they exist in Collection1. If
they do not exist, I want to be able to capture them in a separate
worksheet. (An exception report if you will) It is fairly easy to
determine if they do exist but my main problem is handling the cases
where a match does not exist and an error results. Does anyone know
of an efficient way to handle the errors and capture the unmatched
data?
Collection1 is essentially a list of open cost centers and Collection2
is a list of cost centers that have been charged to in the past month.
I want to be able to determine if there are any cost centers being
charged to that are not currently open (i.e in collection1) and
display them in a separate sheet as an exception report.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Dave