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tgnomar Help with a Macro 07-07-2014, 03:17 AM
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    Re: Help with a Macro

    Hi,

    Post #4 doesn't alter what I said in #3.

    Yes, uploading the file would assist.
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    Ok, I tried it but didn't work I will try it later at home and say something, thanks ¡¡
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    Re: Help with a Macro

    ASK.xlsx

    Hi is me again, I was trying with the function MATCH but I am not able to do it. The file has four columns with old and new histories and the units of both two. I need to look for the new in the old. If the new is not in the old it has to be, so the cell with the same unit and value "--.--" or just without value is the place where it has to be.
    To sum up, at the end I will have only one list with old and news
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    Re: Help with a Macro

    Hi

    Formula: copy to clipboard
    =INDEX(B:B,MATCH(G2,A:A,FALSE),1)


    will find the G value in A and return the value from B.

    If that's not what you expect please add some manually calculated results.

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