You can also try .......

*=VLOOKUP($A2,ColA,1,0)*

ColA=='PAYMENT ADVICE SHEET'!A:A

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Noorain Ansari
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On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 4:19 PM, mangesh bavalekar <bavalek...@gmail.com>wrote:

>
>
> BILL SHEET
>
> BILL NO  DATE       MONTH             AMT
>
>   .
> 096         10-05-11   Apr-11                15000
> 097         10-05-11   Apr-11                 35000
> 099         10-05-11   Apr-11                64,300
> 098         10-05-11   Apr-11                 60000
>
>
> *PAYMENT ADVICE SHEET*
> BILL NO  DATE       MONTH             AMT
> 098        10-05-11    Apr-11                60000
>
> 096        10-05-11    Apr-11                15000
>
>
>
>
> there is two sheet  1) bill sheet
>                             2) payment advice sheet
> when i type bill no in  payment advice sheet then in name of BILL SHEET
> in bill no column numbers  become red / bold
>
> is there any formula or conditional formating ?
>
> psl help me
>
> thanks and rgds
>
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