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I know this is probably simple, but i just can't get it to work :o
I have a column of numbers in a worksheet. I get updated data feeds that may have changes in the numbers. I copy this column next to the existing column. I need a formula that will tell me if each row in the column matches the row in the next column. so E2 is true if it matches F2, E3 to F3, E4 to F4, etc and false if it does not match. -- Thanks :) Lori |
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