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I have two lists, a long list like:
1 itemA 2 itemB 4 itemC 5 itemD and a short list like: 2 null 4 null I'm looking for a method that would result in a chopped long list like this: 2 itemB 4 itemC So, I'd like to automatically compare the lists and as the result remove all rows from the long list that contain a number in the leftmost cell that is not present in the leftmost cells of the short list. In other words, I'd like to remove the row with itemA and the row with itemD based on the fact that those rows are not present on the second list. (Note that the number is a value in a cell, not a row number.) How could I manage this? I'm new with Excel so newbie explanation is appreciated. It doesn't have to be done in Excel but I thought Excel might be good at this. |
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