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The cells in COL A look like this:
140370005 140370006 140373002 140373014 140373015 COL A has 2,374 cells ========================== The cells in COL B look like this: 140370005 140370006136120008140030020140370004 136120008140030020140370006 136120008140030020140370008 140030019140030020140370004 140030019140030020140370006 140030019140030020140370008 140030020140370004 140030020140370004140370009 14003002014136120008140030020140370004 136120008140030020140370006 136120008140030020140370008 140030019140030020140370004 140030019140030020140370006 140030019140030020140370008 140030020140370004 140030020140370004140370009 140030020140370006 140030020140370006140370010 140030020140370008 140030020140370008140370011 140040007140030020140370004 14004000714 140373015 COL B has 1,050,000 cells. ============================== I need to find the cells in COL B that contain (anywhere in the cell) the same sequence of characters as the cells in COL A. ============================== It was suggested to paste this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH("*"&A$1:A$2374&"*",B1,0))))0 in C1 and then "copy the formula down". Do I copy the formula from C1 thru C2374 or from C1 to C1050000? |
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