Paul Naylor
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Hoping someone can help?
Need to identify some variances in columns of text data . Although multiple columns I don't want to use multiple helper columns and thought easiest & most visually striking way is to use conditional formatting to highlight using a colour any differences in the 2nd column of data.
1st column C3-C47 contains manager call observation results to various questions ( text) and 2nd column G3-G47 contains quality team call observations results to the same set of questions.
All I would like is for any of the answers in the 2nd set of data are not equal to 1st set is for the relevant answer in the 2nd set to be highlighted in a colour.
I've tried to do this with conditional formatting , but all methods I've looked at seem to need an extra column , but with potentially 40 different comparisons spreadsheet will be unusable.
Anyone any ideas of how to do?
E.g. 2 columns of data on call observations answers to a number of questions. One set say in column C is managers observations and 2nd set say in column G is quality teams observations. Need to be able to identify by any differences between the managers observations and
Need to identify some variances in columns of text data . Although multiple columns I don't want to use multiple helper columns and thought easiest & most visually striking way is to use conditional formatting to highlight using a colour any differences in the 2nd column of data.
1st column C3-C47 contains manager call observation results to various questions ( text) and 2nd column G3-G47 contains quality team call observations results to the same set of questions.
All I would like is for any of the answers in the 2nd set of data are not equal to 1st set is for the relevant answer in the 2nd set to be highlighted in a colour.
I've tried to do this with conditional formatting , but all methods I've looked at seem to need an extra column , but with potentially 40 different comparisons spreadsheet will be unusable.
Anyone any ideas of how to do?
E.g. 2 columns of data on call observations answers to a number of questions. One set say in column C is managers observations and 2nd set say in column G is quality teams observations. Need to be able to identify by any differences between the managers observations and