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Dylan
Hi all,
Thanks to your answer to my previous query here yesterday. For my next
trick, I need to be able to remove rows in order to provide a unique list.
Consider the scenario:
I was given a 3000-strong customer list ('a'), and asked to choose 900 at
random ('b') for a survey. This sample was given as a new excel file. All
fine, but the response rate was too low, so another 900 were chosen ('c').
Now, the response rate is still too low, and I have been asked to provide a
list of all the customers that have not been contacted ('d') - so that we
don't annoy people by calling them twice.
basically d = a - b - c ... sounds simple but i can't figure out a way!
Maybe you lot have a patently obvious solution?
Thanks
Dylan
Thanks to your answer to my previous query here yesterday. For my next
trick, I need to be able to remove rows in order to provide a unique list.
Consider the scenario:
I was given a 3000-strong customer list ('a'), and asked to choose 900 at
random ('b') for a survey. This sample was given as a new excel file. All
fine, but the response rate was too low, so another 900 were chosen ('c').
Now, the response rate is still too low, and I have been asked to provide a
list of all the customers that have not been contacted ('d') - so that we
don't annoy people by calling them twice.
basically d = a - b - c ... sounds simple but i can't figure out a way!
Maybe you lot have a patently obvious solution?
Thanks
Dylan