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Default matching like numbers/data points residing in different columns


So you're saying: you want blanks in col B if they don't appear in co
A?

In B1, put the formula =VLOOKUP($B1,$A:$A,1,0)

then fill down in col B to the bottom and replace all #N?A in col
with blanks


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