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Automatically Deleting a List from Another (Larger) List
Hello There,
I'm new to these parts and I'm hoping someone can help me. I have a simple email list of 4000 addresses (List A) and some are no good. I've made a separate list (List B) of those bad email addresses and want to delete all of them from the initial list (List A). Is there a way of doing this without doing it manually? A formula of some sort? It feels like there should be, but I can't figure it out. Thank you kindly for any assistance. -- Dylan |
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