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in F2, type =EXACT(D2,E2) and drag it down.
Or Select E2 go to Format Conditional Formatting select Cell Value Is select Equal To type D2 Click on Format Choose color. "Kevin" wrote in message ... After combining two worksheets, I have two columns that are supposed to be identical, but are not. Starting from row 2, column D has 7209 numeric entries, while column E has 7214. How can I identify what values do not match up. Thanks for saving me from scolling. I could do that once but this will be an ongoing issue. Also, please I am not a programmer but do have a knowledge of functions. |
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