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    Conditional format or another way.

    Hi all, I'm still having trouble sorting out how to view changes on my spreadsheet.

    I have a tab called SAP DUMP where we copy our raw data to, from here we manually copy and paste into another sheet called ORDER TRACKING SHEET. When we do a fresh dump (overwrite) of raw data into the SAP DUMP tap we need to see if the there is a new entry which needs to be copied across to the ORDER TRACKING SHEET. I've got a vlookup to show this. The one I can't work out is that on the ORDER TRACKING SHEET I also need to see if there are any entries are now no longer on the SAP DUMP tab. This is where I thought a condition format might work, color the line red if it's no longer on the SAP DUMP tap. Can't make it work.....

    Thanks Dave

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    Re: Conditional format or another way.

    Use function like Countif(s) to determine the duplication


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    Re: Conditional format or another way.

    Hi all
    Can someone please expand on how I would do this?

    Thanks

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