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Hi Hako,
Visit Chip Pearson's site and look at his TaggingDuplicates page at: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplic...gingDuplicates In particular, look at the last two formulae on this page. --- Regards, Norman "hako" wrote in message ... I have two columns of names. I want to find if there are any common names in these two columns, and if there are I want to figure out which ones are common. The only solution I could think of so far is using the find function in Excel by entering each name individually from the second column and searching them in the first column. It works, but considering the fact that I have more than 250 names in the second column and 990 names in the first one, I just wanted to know if there is a simpler way. I also have the SSN of these individuals as separate columns, in case I might need numerical data for comparison, instead of text. I am using Excel 2002. |