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Hi
Have a look at the attachment. Basically I have created a VLOOKUP in Column A of the Records sheet to see if the User IDs match the Developer sheet entries. If not column A will show #N/A. I have then created a filter just to show the #N/A entries only. Then behind the Developer tab I have added a small piece of code that automatically re-filters the Records sheet so that it only ever shows records on the Records sheet that do not appear on the Developer tab. Let me know if this is what you are after. Good luck. Tony |
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