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Search range for text not in another range
I want to find all cells in column A that do not have an identical matching
cell in column C. Ideally I'd then like to list these in column D. Columns A and C only contain text. |
Search range for text not in another range
Assuming your first data line starts in cell A1, in column D1 use the formula
=exact(A1,C1). This will return a true or false value. "simon howard" wrote: I want to find all cells in column A that do not have an identical matching cell in column C. Ideally I'd then like to list these in column D. Columns A and C only contain text. |
Search range for text not in another range
Thanks Reneets for your quick reply - I should have made it clear that the
matching cell in column C could be anywhere in that column (which is a subset of the data in col A). Your formula only compares A and C cells in the same row. Anyway, I've now found the solution: In column D (D2:D538) I copied =VLOOKUP(A2:A$538,rangename,1,FALSE) which placed the col A value where it matched exactly and #N/A everywhere else. "reneets" wrote: Assuming your first data line starts in cell A1, in column D1 use the formula =exact(A1,C1). This will return a true or false value. "simon howard" wrote: I want to find all cells in column A that do not have an identical matching cell in column C. Ideally I'd then like to list these in column D. Columns A and C only contain text. |
Search range for text not in another range
Oops..it's slightly simpler:
=VLOOKUP(A2:A2,rangename,1,FALSE) "simon howard" wrote: Thanks Reneets for your quick reply - I should have made it clear that the matching cell in column C could be anywhere in that column (which is a subset of the data in col A). Your formula only compares A and C cells in the same row. Anyway, I've now found the solution: In column D (D2:D538) I copied =VLOOKUP(A2:A$538,rangename,1,FALSE) which placed the col A value where it matched exactly and #N/A everywhere else. "reneets" wrote: Assuming your first data line starts in cell A1, in column D1 use the formula =exact(A1,C1). This will return a true or false value. "simon howard" wrote: I want to find all cells in column A that do not have an identical matching cell in column C. Ideally I'd then like to list these in column D. Columns A and C only contain text. |
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