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identify numbers which are listed in two columns.
I have two columns of numbers. One is a large list with say 11,000 random
serial numbers. The other is a smaller list of 600 serial numbers. I want to find if any serial numbers are listed in both of the columns. I want to identify which number appear in both columns and highlight them. Or have a way of identifying this in prehaps a third column. |
Hi!
Using conditional formatting to highlight duplicates: Assume the range is A1:A11000 and B1:B600. Select the range A1:A11000 Goto FormatConditional Format Formula is: =OR(A1=B$1:B$600) Click the Format button Select a cell fill color OK out Select the range B1:B600 Repeat the process but use Formula is: =OR(B1=A$1:A$11000) Biff -----Original Message----- I have two columns of numbers. One is a large list with say 11,000 random serial numbers. The other is a smaller list of 600 serial numbers. I want to find if any serial numbers are listed in both of the columns. I want to identify which number appear in both columns and highlight them. Or have a way of identifying this in prehaps a third column. . |
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