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Default finding and deleting cells from one excel sheet to another

My question may be difficult to understand. Here is my situation: I have two
excel sheets, (ex: sheet 1 and sheet 2). Sheet 1 has specific cells i need to
identify on Sheet 2 and remove them from sheet 2.
For example
Sheet 1
cell 1 : John Doe | 1234 fake street | las vegas | nevada
cell 2: Jack Box | 4758 name street | san francisco | california

Sheet 2
cell 1: Jane Doe | 3745 main street | los angeles| california
cell 2 : John Doe | 1234 fake street | las vegas | nevada
cell 3: Jack Box | 4758 name street | san francisco | california

i would need to automatically locate all the cells from sheet 1:
(EX: John Doe | 1234 fake street | las vegas | nevada
Jack Box | 4758 name street | san francisco | california)

and remove them from cell 2,
which in the EXAMPLE would leave sheet 2 with only:
(cell 1: Jane Doe | 3745 main street | los angeles| california)

I would really appreciate if anyone could help me out with this problem.
Thank you very much for your time.

~Johnny B
 
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