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I'm having trouble figuring out an equation to find data that is dependent on two different criteria. I need to find the equipment #'s that have two different entries that are both 'opened' and 'closed'.



My equipment is in column E and my open/closed is in column S.

I have no idea what I am doing. -_-
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Hi
if you post a sample sheet showing data and expected answers it will be easier to help
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EQ006824 CLOSED EQ006826 OPEN EQ006826 CLOSED EQ006827 OPEN EQ006827 OPEN EQ006828 OPEN EQ006828 OPEN EQ006829 OPEN EQ006829 OPEN EQ006830 OPEN EQ006830 OPEN

I need to make sure that all closed equipment numbers also have an open equipment number that matches. So, EQ006826 it perfect because it has an open and a close. However, EQ006824 needs to be flagged because it doesn't also have an open.
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Please post a sheet, the layout might be important. Thx
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