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I've got 2 worksheet with about 25 pieces of data. I need to be able to
identify when one of the pieces of data are not the same in each worksheet. I created concatonates in the first column of each (columns in each associated with account #, billing # and name). That's my join info. I want to be able to id those where the phone # on each are not the same. Would I do a vlookup? How do I do that in home and student 2007. Formula please |
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