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I have a set of digits in one cell separated by a comma and a bigger set or
master set of digits in the other cell. Is there a formula where I can segregate the unmatching digits of the two cells onto the third cell E.g,. A1: 121, 211, 244 B1: 121, 211, 1314, 566, 667 What I want as result: C1: 1314, 566, 667 (ideally B1 - A1) Thanks |
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