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Well, I have reached out to just about every excel guru I know, and can't get an answer to this one. I have two spreadsheets and I ultimately need to use an if/then to verify that there is a match between a peoplesoft output amount and one from historical records. One is in the form of a terribly made pivot table and the other is a list of earnings.

I was able to create a statement like

=IF(J11=GETPIVOTDATA("Total YTD Amount",Sheet2!$A$1,"Last Name","Abbott","First Name","Robin","Oracle Code","REG"),"Yes","No")

to get what I needed, but I can't autofill down a long row list.. Would anyone be willing to help? I can send the sheets I have and what I've come up with so far... whoever can help will forever hold my debt!

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post #2 of 6
what do you mean auto fill basicly your if statement populates a cell but you want it to compare over a long list. i would recomend using vb in excel. its a great tool and can be used over many uses.
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Sorry, by autofill i Meant the drop-down formula carry-over feature.. the "black box in the bottom right corner".

Yeah, I need to carry a formula like this over about 1500 lines.. with VB for excel.. where should I start? (I just started with technical work, in general)
    
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open up teh developer tab and select vidual basic. and away you go. you can make buttons and manage everythign a vb probram can do but within excel
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Thanks! I was mostly referring to getting started with learning the coding involved in this type of application.. but I'll see what I can dig up!
    
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its not to bad just some basic stuff in your case al you would need to do is make a button and use a keypress event... all of which i beleive can be done using a nice drag and drop interface excel provides. But i cannot remember as i havent had to use that in a while. What version of excel are you using
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