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    matching two columns of data in two different worksheets

    I have a sheet "Daily Mail Log" where all checks and amounts are recorded in, as received, daily. I also have sheets representing every clerk that receipts in those checks/amounts, and those sheets are linked to a "daily totals' sheet. Due to auditing purposes I need to know if any checks/amounts are not receipted in within a 7 day period. So in essence I need columns E & F in "daily mail log" to match columns E & F in any of the "daily totals" sheets. Any suggestions?
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    Re: "match" or "if"

    Hi michmart,

    I can tell you from my own experience posting in this forum that if you upload an example Excel file, with all info you don't want to be seen removed, you'll get a better response from the many Excel Guru's who come to this forum and provide help.
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    Re: "match" or "if"

    please post your sample workbook
    click the star if it solves your problem

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    Re: "match" or "if"

    When a clerk enters their check and check numbers receipted in for the day, I would like to either have an "X" or the word "cleared" entered into the "receipted" cell in the daily mail log or daily bond work sheet.
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    Re: "match" or "if"

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