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Hello
I get databases from two different sources. The larger one has six columns of information including an email address. The smaller one has the same email addresses amongst its columns, though far fewer rows. How can I produce a list of those people in teh larger database who are not in the smaller one, using the email addresses. |
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You can use the =countif function. the countif returning 0 are tthe ones not
in the list if the range of e-mail address in smaller 5 column database is 'sheet2!C1:C200 Assume e-mail address in larger database is in column E and the database is in columns A-F create in the larrger database in cell G1 =countif('sheet2'!C$1:C$200,E1) Copy cell G1 to the rest of column G. Entries with 0 zre the cells you are looking for. "tutaref" wrote: Hello I get databases from two different sources. The larger one has six columns of information including an email address. The smaller one has the same email addresses amongst its columns, though far fewer rows. How can I produce a list of those people in teh larger database who are not in the smaller one, using the email addresses. |
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