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    Check Values

    how do i check values in base table with usertable.I need to return the BOOLEAN VALUES True or False by comparing the values in base table with usertable.
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    Re: Check Values

    you are checking for both columns are you also checking which Row

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    G2 = False
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    Usertable Pencils 5
    Base table Pencils 3

    if you concatenate the values

    so B1&A1 = D1&E1
    the use Vlookup to find if the value exists

    Or is it Row dependant as you seem only to be comparing the ROW

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    Re: Check Values

    i want to check the both values like 1 in col A and books in col b with pencils in col D and 5 in col e.the result should be TRUE if both the values are correct.same way for other items in the other rows.
    Comparing 2 values in the base table with the 2 values in the user table simultaneously and printing TRUE or False in the Col G1

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    Re: Check Values

    Your solution is not working my dear friend any other try.....

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    Re: Check Values

    No - you need to concatenate the Base table - so may solution is no good on this

    I would concatenate the tables and then use lookup - but I'm sure theres a much easier way without that extra step - I'll have a think

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    Re: Check Values

    Based on your file, couldn't you just use:

    G2: =$A2=SUMIF($D:$D,$B2,$E:$E)
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