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Thank you, Ron. Both yours and Tom's give the same answer although different
formulas. Thanks so much. I love this newsgroup. There's so much help here! Connie "Ron Coderre" wrote: With The short list in Col_A, beginning in A1 Only the long list (sorted or unsorted) in Col_C ( no non-list items in Col_C) This formula flags Col_A items matched in Col_C: B1: =IF(COUNT(MATCH(A1,C:C,0)),"YES","NO") Copy that formula down as far as you need Is that something you can work with? -------------------------- Regards, Ron (XL2003, Win XP) Microsoft MVP (Excel) "Connie Martin" wrote in message ... I have two long columns of numbers, one colum much longer than the other obviously with numbers that don't exist in the other shorter column. I would like to do a formula in a column beside the shorter one, which will lookup the numbers in the shorter column to see if they exist in the longer column and then put YES or NO accordingly beside each number in the shorter column. Hope that is clear. How do I do this? Connie |
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