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Excel 2007, Windows XP SP2
trying to compare two lists, one should be a sub set of the other, I'd like to high light any values in the smaller list (sub set one) that is not found in the super set. can this be done with vlookup and if so, do you have an example i can use? thanks |
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Hi,
Assuming your large list is A1:A21 Assuming your small list starts in B1, going down the column Select all items in the small list, starting with B1 Open the Conditional Format dialog box Select 'Formula is' Put this in the formula field: =COUNTIF($A$1:$A$21,$B1)=0 Select your format (eg red bold font) OK The cells you want should be red bold font. Change the references to suit your data. Hope this is what you need. Regards - Dave. |
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Thanks man, that was great.
"Dave" wrote in message ... Hi, Assuming your large list is A1:A21 Assuming your small list starts in B1, going down the column Select all items in the small list, starting with B1 Open the Conditional Format dialog box Select 'Formula is' Put this in the formula field: =COUNTIF($A$1:$A$21,$B1)=0 Select your format (eg red bold font) OK The cells you want should be red bold font. Change the references to suit your data. Hope this is what you need. Regards - Dave. |
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Glad to help.
Thanks for the feedback. Regards - Dave. |
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