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Folks:
(IF(ISERROR(MATCH(B1,A:A,0)),"No Match","Match") Column A Column B Column C 25 50 No Match 30 30 Match 26 28 No Match 55 60 I am using the above formula to compare two columns (A and B) for overlapping (common) data then put the result ("Match" OR "No Match") in a third column. So far this formula has worked well. But now I would like to modify this formula so that rather than "Match" or "No Match" the overlapping result ("30" in this case), gets put into Column C. Thanks, Jo. |
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Do you still want "no match" ?
=IF(ISNA(MATCH(B1,A:A,0)),"No Match",B1) Or, this will leave "no match" cells blank: =IF(ISNA(MATCH(B1,A:A,0)),"",B1) Biff <JoJo wrote in message ... Folks: (IF(ISERROR(MATCH(B1,A:A,0)),"No Match","Match") Column A Column B Column C 25 50 No Match 30 30 Match 26 28 No Match 55 60 I am using the above formula to compare two columns (A and B) for overlapping (common) data then put the result ("Match" OR "No Match") in a third column. So far this formula has worked well. But now I would like to modify this formula so that rather than "Match" or "No Match" the overlapping result ("30" in this case), gets put into Column C. Thanks, Jo. |
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try this
=IF(A1-B1=0,A1,"") "JoJo" wrote: Folks: (IF(ISERROR(MATCH(B1,A:A,0)),"No Match","Match") Column A Column B Column C 25 50 No Match 30 30 Match 26 28 No Match 55 60 I am using the above formula to compare two columns (A and B) for overlapping (common) data then put the result ("Match" OR "No Match") in a third column. So far this formula has worked well. But now I would like to modify this formula so that rather than "Match" or "No Match" the overlapping result ("30" in this case), gets put into Column C. Thanks, Jo. |
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