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Urgent!! compare 2 columns of numbers for duplicates
I have 2 columns of loan numbers, Scheduled Sales and Actual Sales (1 column
is considerably shorter than the other), and I need to find which of the scheduled sale loan numbers do not appear in the actual sale list. I've tried multiple formulas and am not having any luck. I'm running out of time and would love some help! |
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Urgent!! compare 2 columns of numbers for duplicates
use the VLookup( ) function in a helper column next to the Scheduled Sales
column =Vlookup(scheduled sales loan #,Actual Sales table pointing at loan # column,1,false) Anything that comes up 'N/A' means it's in the Schedule Sales Loans but NOT in the Actual Sales Loans. -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "SBecker" wrote: I have 2 columns of loan numbers, Scheduled Sales and Actual Sales (1 column is considerably shorter than the other), and I need to find which of the scheduled sale loan numbers do not appear in the actual sale list. I've tried multiple formulas and am not having any luck. I'm running out of time and would love some help! |
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Urgent!! compare 2 columns of numbers for duplicates
This worked beautifully!!!!! You've saved me hours of comparing thousands of
numbers and I thank you!!!! "Gary Brown" wrote: use the VLookup( ) function in a helper column next to the Scheduled Sales column =Vlookup(scheduled sales loan #,Actual Sales table pointing at loan # column,1,false) Anything that comes up 'N/A' means it's in the Schedule Sales Loans but NOT in the Actual Sales Loans. -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "SBecker" wrote: I have 2 columns of loan numbers, Scheduled Sales and Actual Sales (1 column is considerably shorter than the other), and I need to find which of the scheduled sale loan numbers do not appear in the actual sale list. I've tried multiple formulas and am not having any luck. I'm running out of time and would love some help! |
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