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Relative newbie with Excel, so excuse what may be a very simple question,
thanks in advance for the help. I have a "worksheet A" with a column of about 1200 IDs consisting of 10 characters; some of these 10 characters are numbers, some are text. Another "worksheet B" in the same file has a similar column of about 2300 of these IDs, also containing both alpha and numeric characters. I want to compare the column of IDs in worksheet B with those in worksheet A, and find out which ones match and which ones don't, essentially de-duping these two lists to find unique and non-unique IDs. Seems like this can be handled relatively easily with a lookup function or conditional formatting, but as I said, I'm a newb. TIA! |
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