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Hi,
Lets say I have data in a range A1:A5 that contains "A","B","C","D","E" in each cell respectively. In Range B1:B3, the values are "A","D","E". I want to be able to extract the "B" and "D" using array formula. I created a formula {=MATCH(A1:A5,B1:B3,0)} which creates a list of numbers (index value of the location of the matches in the list) where there are matches and #N/A where there are no matches. I want to be able to pull out the #N/A index location so that I can identify the "B" and then the "D", perhaps using a Small function but I have gotten stuck.... Please advise. TIA |
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