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How do I find out what items in one list are not the same items in another
list. For example, I have a list of people that need to be trained (list A), and I have a list of people that have recieved the training (List B). I need an easy way of finding who has not yet been trained from list A. |
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With list A in col. A and list B in col. C, try this in
B1 and fill down: =IF(COUNTIF(C:C,A1),"","Not Trained") HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- How do I find out what items in one list are not the same items in another list. For example, I have a list of people that need to be trained (list A), and I have a list of people that have recieved the training (List B). I need an easy way of finding who has not yet been trained from list A. . |
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