How to highlight rows based on multiple cells

grfbro

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Hello,

On my primary worksheet I have three columns that are of concern: Job Number, Pay Rate, and Bill Rate. On the second worksheet I have the same three columns that are my set numbers.

I want to highlight a row in Worksheet A if the pay rate and bill rate on worksheet A don’t match the pay rate and bill rate on worksheet B.

Most importantly, I need rows in Worksheet A to be highlighted (cell background) if the bill rate doesn't match. I want the formula to look at the Job Number and Pay Rate in Worksheet A and then find the corresponding Bill Rate in Worksheet B assigned to that Job Number/Pay Rate. If the Bill Rate in Worksheet B is different than the corresponding Bill Rate in Worksheet A, the entire row in Worksheet A would be highlighted.

WORKSHEET A
ABCDEF
1Job NumberEmployeeDay WorkedPay RateBill RateHours
2101John DoeMonday11.4520.00245
3101Jack SmithMonday12.5021.50200
4102Jane DoeTuesday10.0018.32180
5102Bob SmithWednesday14.5022.00145

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</tbody>

WORKSHEET B
ABC
1Job NumberPay RateBill Rate
210111.4520.00
310112.5021.50
410210.0018.50
510214.522.00

<tbody>
</tbody>


Thanks for any help. I've been stuck on this for a few days.
 

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Try this formula in Conditional Formatting:
Code:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A2=B!$A$2:$A$5),--($D2=B!$B$2:$B$5),--($E2=B!$C$2:$C$5))=0

The formula returns a 1 if everything matches and a 0 if they don't.

Highlight cells in worksheet A (A2 to F5 in the example)
Go to Conditional Formatting
- New Rule
- Use Formula
- Enter above formula
- Formate
- Fill
- OK
- Ok

Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1Job NumberEmployeeDay WorkedPay RateBill RateHours
2101John DoeMonday11.4520245
3101Jack SmithMonday12.521.5200
4102Jane DoeTuesday1018.32180
5102Bob SmithWednesday14.522145
A
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A21. / Formula is =SUMPRODUCT(--($A2=B!$A$2:$A$5),--($D2=B!$B$2:$B$5),--($E2=B!$C$2:$C$5))=0Abc



Worksheet B

Excel Workbook
ABC
1Job NumberPay RateBill Rate
210111.4520
310112.521.5
41021018.5
510214.522
B
 
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