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comparing numbers in a sheet
I have a list of article numbers, article name,location that I neet to sort
out whats missing in the two different collums A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 F1 Art,nr Art.name Location Art,nr Art.name Loc 80750404 1/4" STRUPE D0315 79930015 J D 15 SF D0101 90320112 Plugg-rør D0319 66200809 H RHD 8 S D0102 90320204 Plugg 1/4" D0320 66201213 DR KROPP D0103 50220032 CAM-AL-C. 2" D0331 Have tried =IFCOUNT(A:A;D2;1) and that give me 1 if it finds it but its over 15000 article numbers, and some are also with letters, not only numbers and the sort takes a looong time.. and you have to copy the 0 to another sheet and sort them there. The goal is to have one list that are with all possible numbers, and try to know why the different reports give different number of article/artnumber The really neat one would be, compare column A with column D, and get a list over the numers missing in column A or column D. Any suggestions out there, I know there are some big brains out there :) Thanks in advance Rock |
comparing numbers in a sheet
I fyou are trying to explain the differences then why don't you hightlight
the missing items using conditional formating? "Rockbear" wrote: I have a list of article numbers, article name,location that I neet to sort out whats missing in the two different collums A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 F1 Art,nr Art.name Location Art,nr Art.name Loc 80750404 1/4" STRUPE D0315 79930015 J D 15 SF D0101 90320112 Plugg-rør D0319 66200809 H RHD 8 S D0102 90320204 Plugg 1/4" D0320 66201213 DR KROPP D0103 50220032 CAM-AL-C. 2" D0331 Have tried =IFCOUNT(A:A;D2;1) and that give me 1 if it finds it but its over 15000 article numbers, and some are also with letters, not only numbers and the sort takes a looong time.. and you have to copy the 0 to another sheet and sort them there. The goal is to have one list that are with all possible numbers, and try to know why the different reports give different number of article/artnumber The really neat one would be, compare column A with column D, and get a list over the numers missing in column A or column D. Any suggestions out there, I know there are some big brains out there :) Thanks in advance Rock |
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