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Hello everyone,
I have two copies of the same spread sheet. The original and a edited version. The edited version has one of each row that was used on our project. The problem is that whoever edited it removed columns as well. I would like to make a copy of the original and compare that to the edited one by the use of one common column. Then, delete any line that does not have a matching entry in the edited sheet. So for example, in column A (titled part number) of the master I have 100, 101, 102, 103,104 In the edited column A I have the values 100, 102, 103. Is there a way to compare the two sheets and delete those rows without matching enteries? Leaving me the copy of the master with column A values of 100, blank/deleted, 102, 103, blank/deleted. I want to leave the entire row in tact. Keep in mine that I cannot simply match rows. The edited sheet has been reduced and blank space sorted out of it. Thanks for your help and please feel free to send an e- mail if you need more info. LWhite |