Who is missing ?

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lutra

Hello Forum,

I create a daily list of staff acording to their shifts on work shee
AAA.
We then manually insert the staff in their positions on sheet BBB.
Both sheets are spread over a no. of cols.

My question is what possibilities do we have to create a list on
sepereate sheet CCC which lists only those staff members which have no
been assigned in sheet BBB.

Is this at all possible.
All and any help would be greatly appreaciated.
regards,
Lutr
 
Would be easier to answer if we knew the layout of AAA and BBB.
On AAA are the staff listed in one column?
Or on many columns? Are the columns the same each day?
best wishes
 
UPS CHANGE CELL A1 WIDTH THIS

=IF(COUNTIF(AAA!A1:$A$20;BBB!A1)=0;AAA!A1;"")

AND COPY DOWN
 
Thank You for the reply
However my difficulties are that the used values are over more than one
colum in AAA and the same goes for those in BBB.
I cannot simply use a list which of course would be the best choice.
RGDS
Lutra
 
Instead of using 3 separate sheets why not try the following:

I assume you have a column on sheet AAA identifying each person'
shift
To the right of your data add a column titled "Position"

Select cell A1 and click Data > Filter > Autofilter

Filter first by Shift and then by Position and choose "(Blanks)" t
identify unassigned names
 
Thank you for your interest;
Here attached a sample file of how it looks.

RGDS
Lutra

Bernard said:
Would be easier to answer if we knew the layout of AAA and BBB.
On AAA are the staff listed in one column?
Or on many columns? Are the columns the same each day?
best wishes


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