Match and Difference

lauren18

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I have three Lists;
1. Advisers and annualised premiums in 2014
2. Advisers and annualised premiums in 2015
3. The difference between list 1 and 2

Lists 1 and 2 need to be sorted by annualised premium, highest to lowest.

List 3 only includes the advisers from list 2.

List 3 shows the difference between annualised premium in list 1 and 2. If the premium is higher the row needs to be green. If the difference is lower the row should be red.

if the adviser is in list 2 but not in list 1 then the row should be yellow but it should also include the annualised premium in list 2.

How do I make this happen?

 

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