Referencing

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Hi, I’m not sure what this is called so it’s hard to search for it but what I need help with is..

We have a list of point IDs e.g B1050, B1052, etc. which are devices on a fire alarm system, and we have a list of fire zones and we need to create a sheet which has the point IDs along the top and the list of fire zones along the side and we need to mark/tick which zones are triggered when a point is activated, e.g. if point B1050 goes in to alarm then fire zones 15, 16 and 17 are triggered

I have all the points and I know which zone trigger for each point, but how do I get excel to read my data so I end up with a chart with ticks in the right places?

At the moment we are having to manually cross reference the information and manually enter the marks in the right places
 

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