What's the easiest way of me checking multiple columns between 2 worksheets?
I have two documents, both having the same columns such as:
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And then my other workbook/sheet would be like this:
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So the data could be different. I need to know what has changed so for example:
Is "Reporting" still Tier1=GROUP1, Tier2=Blank, Tier3=Group4 or has it changed and if it has changed what is it now?
Please note that between sheets the ACTION TYPE could be in a different row so for example instead of manager being in row 3 it could be in row 100. The check needs to be able to check all the rows for each type and then determine if the tiers have changed between sheets/doc.
We can just say the columns are as above in both sheets - A B C D. And sheets are names Sheet1 and Sheet2 or OLD DATA and NEW DATA.
Thanks guys!
I have two documents, both having the same columns such as:
A | B | C | D | |
1 | ACTION TYPE | TIER 1 | TIER2 | TIER3 |
2 | Reporting | GROUP1 | GROUP4 | |
3 | Manager | GROUP2 | GROUP4 | |
4 | Access management | GROUP1 | GROUP3 | |
5 | so on | |||
6 | so on | |||
7 | ||||
8 | ||||
9 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
And then my other workbook/sheet would be like this:
A | B | C | D | |
1 | ACTION TYPE | TIER 1 | TIER2 | TIER3 |
2 | Reporting | GROUP3 | ||
3 | Manager | GROUP1 | GROUP3 | GROUP3 |
4 | Access management | |||
5 | so on | GROUP2 | GROUP4 | |
6 | so on | GROUP2 | GROUP4 | |
7 | ||||
8 | ||||
9 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
So the data could be different. I need to know what has changed so for example:
Is "Reporting" still Tier1=GROUP1, Tier2=Blank, Tier3=Group4 or has it changed and if it has changed what is it now?
Please note that between sheets the ACTION TYPE could be in a different row so for example instead of manager being in row 3 it could be in row 100. The check needs to be able to check all the rows for each type and then determine if the tiers have changed between sheets/doc.
We can just say the columns are as above in both sheets - A B C D. And sheets are names Sheet1 and Sheet2 or OLD DATA and NEW DATA.
Thanks guys!
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