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Col A has 3,000 rows
Col B has 57,350 rows. How do I find the cells in Col B whose contents match those in Col A? |
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if you indeed want help/advise here - you might wanna be a bit more
specific. Do you want a code or formula or manual solution? How do you want the matching cells to be drawn to your attention - get them selected, get them highlighted (but then, what if column a has 1000 different values that mathc 30000 cells in col B?). Need to be more specific. On Jan 28, 1:47*pm, gcotterl wrote: Col A has 3,000 rows Col B has 57,350 rows. How do I find the cells in Col B whose contents match those in Col A? |
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On Jan 28, 6:47*am, AB wrote:
if you indeed want help/advise here - you might wanna be a bit more specific. Do you want a code or formula or manual solution? How do you want the matching cells to be drawn to your attention - get them selected, get them highlighted (but then, what if column a has 1000 different values that mathc 30000 cells in col B?). Need to be more specific. I want a formula Highlight every cell in Col A that matches one or more cells in Col B |
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On Jan 28, 3:19*pm, gcotterl wrote:
On Jan 28, 6:47*am, AB wrote: if you indeed want help/advise here - you might wanna be a bit more specific. Do you want a code or formula or manual solution? How do you want the matching cells to be drawn to your attention - get them selected, get them highlighted (but then, what if column a has 1000 different values that mathc 30000 cells in col B?). Need to be more specific. I want a formula Highlight every cell in Col A that matches one or more cells in Col B Apply conditional formatting to the cells of your interest in Col A. Conditional formatting can be found dirrenetly depending on which MsOffice you use (2003 (Format menu) vs 2007-2010 (find somewhere on the ribbon)). The conditional formatting criteria would be a formula: =COUNTIF($B$1:$B$57350,A1) Bear in mind that this might be quite a slow process as for the file there will be 3,000 calcs to make and each calc will need to search 57K rows. |
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Or can use pivot table.This will even show the cells in Col B whose
contents match those in Col A the cells in Col A whose contents match those in Col B Pls mail me the file if you feel. |
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