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Default macro or formula to find an account number in another list of numb

Please help!! I have been given a project from my boss. I am working with
two spreadsheets. First has a column of account numbers lets say column C.
The account numbers are delinquent accounts. There are random amounts of
rows between each number in a column. I need to check this column of numbers
against another column of all account numbers on the second spreadsheet and
highlight them in yellow. Is there a way to search or find the account
numbers listed in column C on the first spreadsheet all at once without
having to search one number at a time on the second spreadsheet?
book 1 col c book 2 col c
22221111 22221111
21110000
25557878
22213444 20000000
21134444
21100001 22213444
21111000
20005000
21100001
30001111
20007777
20003222 21109999
20003222

Sorry if I'm not explaining it well, any help would be appreciated.

 
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