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Hi,
You could use conditional formatting. Let's suppose that the data are in A2:A1001 and B2:B1001. Select the entire data (i.e., A2:B1001) -- "Format" -- "Conditional Formatting" -- in the drop down box under Condition 1, select "Formula Is" -- in the formula bar enter =$A2=$B2 -- Click on "Format" button select "Patterns" and select a color -- "OK" -- "OK". This will color the cell pairs containing matching data. OR In column C2 enter the formula, =IF(A2=B2,"X",""), and fill-in the formula down to the last row. The formula will return an "X" symbol wherever there is a match between columns A and B. Hope this helps, Regards, B. R. Ramachandran "gallie" wrote: There are two columns of data in one spreadsheet. Each column is governned by a different equation, and I want to know how to find any pair of matching answers between the columns. |
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