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Is there a way to use conditional formatting to search two lists of names,
and highlight the differences by only highlighing those with last name differences. (My spreadsheet contains over 250 names) Example: Column A: Jones, Dave Smith, Bob Brown, Sally White, Mary Column B: Jones, Dave V. Smith, Bob A. White, Mary I am looking for a conditional formula that would highlight Mary White in column A as the only different one between the two lists. Please help. |
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