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Let's asume we're comparing column B to column A. Column A will contain only unique names. Enter this formula in C1 and copy down: =IF(COUNTIF(A$1:A$20,B1),"Match on row "& LOOKUP(1E100,1/(A$1:A$20=B1),ROW(A$1:A$20)),"") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "monkeytrader" wrote in message ... Thanks for your help in advance. If i have values in column A, and values in column B, is there a quick and easy formula that will isolate the duplicates--the values that are identical--in the two columns? It's basically comparing 2 lists, names for example, and trying to cross reference them. Thanks again. I hope someone can help. |
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