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Hello everybody,
While checking excel newsgroups, i've found that it's quite easy to compare two ranges that have the same size (say A1:A10 against B1:B10). In my particular case however, it would be much better if I could compare ranges that are different in size (let's say A1:C15 against D1:E7), possibly containing some blank cells as well. From these two ranges, I would like to extract all the (non-blank) cells that appear in A1:C15 but not in D1:E7. Do you have any idea what is the best way to do this? Are there any useful formulas that could cover my case or am I obliged to pass through VBA? Thanks a lot for any hints! Cheers, Mark |
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