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Sorting?
I have two columns one has a list of names; the second also has the same list
of names. Column one is not in ascending or descending order and the order may not be changed. How can I get the names in the second column to match up with it corresponding name in the first column. |
if the first column is column A and the second column column D
in Add column E and enter in E1 =match(D1,A:A,0) this column will indicate the row that the Column A name is in depending on what you want to do, you can sort if there is a one to one cooerelation in the column data. "Darren" wrote: I have two columns one has a list of names; the second also has the same list of names. Column one is not in ascending or descending order and the order may not be changed. How can I get the names in the second column to match up with it corresponding name in the first column. |
Thanks bj,
The match shows what line the matching word is on. some of the words dont have matches so I get a #N/A which is fine. Any ideas on how to get the matching words on the the corresponding line? "bj" wrote: if the first column is column A and the second column column D in Add column E and enter in E1 =match(D1,A:A,0) this column will indicate the row that the Column A name is in depending on what you want to do, you can sort if there is a one to one cooerelation in the column data. "Darren" wrote: I have two columns one has a list of names; the second also has the same list of names. Column one is not in ascending or descending order and the order may not be changed. How can I get the names in the second column to match up with it corresponding name in the first column. |
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