The attached example file is a traceability system in which there are two sheets. One is Traceability having requirements with unique ids. The other is Test Cases which has various test cases with their own unique ids. The current macro and formula in there, puts test cases ids in a separate column in requirements sheet. The issue is that, I see test cases mapped to '16.2.0' in '6.2.0' and ones mapped to '16.2.1' in '6.2.1'.
Attached example2.xlsm with the scenario..
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I've replied to your original thread.
Harsh, if you have a new question, please don't post in one of your old threads and at the same time start a new thread about the same topic. This is essentially duplicate posting and wasting people's time.
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teylyn
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