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I have two columns. Not all of the values in the first column are in the second column. (Some are, some aren't.) What formula in Excel can I use to say "hey, return the values from the first column that are not in the second column"? Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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assume column A and column M in B1 =countif(M:M,A1) then drag fill down the column. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "childothe1980s" wrote: Hello: I have two columns. Not all of the values in the first column are in the second column. (Some are, some aren't.) What formula in Excel can I use to say "hey, return the values from the first column that are not in the second column"? Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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