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Excel 2000: Windows XP:
I thought I could do this with the IF statement, but couldn't, and I do not know programming. I have a spreadsheet with thousands of account numbers listed in column "B" that are preceeded by a state (e.g., PA, NY, DE, etc.) in Column "A". Likewise, there are similar state and account numbers in columns "C" and "D". I need to know what accounts listed in columns "A" and "B" are not listed in columns "C" and "D" and have the results listed separately, say, columns "E" and "F". -- Leo |
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