Hello,
I have a pretty obnoxious list to audit and so far the best way to present this is through a pivot table (picture 1).
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This shows all benefit plans grouped by country. I have two of these pivot tables that are similar but not identical and I need to audit them for accuracy. They are completely inaccurate meaning that there is a ton of work to manually go country by country and identify which plans are common between them and which are missing/added.
I am not 100% sure of the best way to go about this, but I was thinking of setting this up in a table similar to the below (picture 2).
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1) if anyone can recommend a better way to organize this for audit, that would be hugely helpful. The current intention is to do this for both pivot tables into tables but I have a feeling there's a more efficient way to compare.
2) if this seems like a good way, then any help on automating the transition from pivot table to table would be helpful - the original source data is set up like the below which is even more annoying (picture 3, which was taken from the other system source mentioned above to show how obnoxious this was originally set up)
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