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Paul Sheppard
 
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goodpasture Wrote:
I have 2 columns (A and B) and each has 3 or 4 digit numbers all mixed
up. Basically I need to be able to match them up (if there is a match)
and I am going to delete them if they are both in A and B but I need to
know which ones are ONLY in A and also which ones are ONLY in B which is
what should be left...right???

Thanks,

Jonathan


Hi Jonathan

Try this in column C, =IF(COUNTIF($A$1:$A$10,B1)=0,"No Match","Match"),
change the range A1:A10 to suit your data, it will identify all matches
so if column A contains 1234 twice and 1234 is also in column B both
will show as a match


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