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For arguments sake, suppose your sheets are MasterSheet and TestSheet, with
the key value that uniquely identifies records in column A of each sheet, starting in row 2. In the first blank column of the TestSheet (where we'll check for additions), enter the formula =match(a2,MasterSheet!A:A,false). The result will be either a number (indicating the matching row from the MasterSheet) or #N/A indicating no match. Copy that formula down as many rows as necessary. Then select the column and Data Filter Autofilter and select #N/A. The rows shown are additions, not yet on the MasterSheet. "STEVE THE PARTS GUY" wrote: HOW DO I TAKE DATA FROM ONE SHEET AND COMPARE IT WITH DATA FROM ANOTHER SHEET AND IDENTIFY AND SORT OUT OR ISOLATE DATA THAT IS FOUND IN ONE SHEET BUT NOT THE OTHER. MOST OF THE DATA IN THE TWO SHEETS WOULD BE IDENTICAL BUT THERE WILL BE SOME NEW ENTRYS ON THE OTHER SHEET THAT I WANT TO IDENTIFY. |
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