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We have a large database (Excel spreadsheet about 16,000 rows). One
person is going through it, checking against other information. When a
row is checked, he is showing that by formatting the figure in column B
in red.
This is a very long task, so we want to put another person on to it,
using a copy of the spreadsheet. However, the problem comes when the
job is finished. How do we combine the two sets of results?
The underlying data in the spreadsheet is not being changed in this
exercise, only the format colour.
So we will end up with two copies of the spreadsheet, one with certain
cells in Column B coloured red, and another copy with DIFFERENT cells
in Column B coloured red. Is there a way of combining the two lists
into a final list, so that all the cells which are red in either
original list are red in the final list?
person is going through it, checking against other information. When a
row is checked, he is showing that by formatting the figure in column B
in red.
This is a very long task, so we want to put another person on to it,
using a copy of the spreadsheet. However, the problem comes when the
job is finished. How do we combine the two sets of results?
The underlying data in the spreadsheet is not being changed in this
exercise, only the format colour.
So we will end up with two copies of the spreadsheet, one with certain
cells in Column B coloured red, and another copy with DIFFERENT cells
in Column B coloured red. Is there a way of combining the two lists
into a final list, so that all the cells which are red in either
original list are red in the final list?