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markstro
I have copied data from two different databases into a workbook.
I need to verify that data matches between the two sets of data and I
am using conditional formatting.
I have formatted a column between to sets of data to turn green if
they match.
My formula is =IF(a1=b1,true,false)
My problem is that the formula comes up true when one column has a
blank in it.
No way it equals the other. I have tried different formats; number,
general, text etc, with no joy. I cannot determine how the blank cell
can possibly equal the other cell. The formula works for 90% of the
data, it's the 10% I cannot figure out.
Thanks for any help, open to questions for more information to figure
this out.
I need to verify that data matches between the two sets of data and I
am using conditional formatting.
I have formatted a column between to sets of data to turn green if
they match.
My formula is =IF(a1=b1,true,false)
My problem is that the formula comes up true when one column has a
blank in it.
No way it equals the other. I have tried different formats; number,
general, text etc, with no joy. I cannot determine how the blank cell
can possibly equal the other cell. The formula works for 90% of the
data, it's the 10% I cannot figure out.
Thanks for any help, open to questions for more information to figure
this out.