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I have a worksheet that I am using on the first sheet "high priority"
A3:A5764.. I have my master contact list. on the second sheet "bouncebacks" A1:A1199.. I have bounced back emails. I am trying to pull all of the bounced back emails off of the high priority sheet. so I need a formula that will take the bouncebacks and compare it to my column a in my high priority sheet and then put bad in column b of the high priority sheet where there is a bouncedbackemail. this is what I am working with now. all it is doing is returning good to the cell where the formula is entered. =IF(ISNA(MATCH(A1,bouncebacks!$A$1:$A$199,0)),"goo d","bad") |
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