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I am trying to create a macro to compare the contents of cells in two
columns. I tried using the 'EXACT' syntax, but it doesn't seem to work for the comparison I need to do. Here is an example of the comparison I would like to perform: cell a: apple, orange cell b: apple orange = true cell a: apple, orange, pear cell b: apple, orange = true cell a: apple, orange cell b: apple, pear = false So the logic I am trying to capture is that if anything in cell b is foriegn to cell a than the result is false. But if cell b contains data that is found in cell a than the formula is true, even if cell a contains more data than cell b. My question is if it is possible to create a formula to solve this logic. Thank you, ES |
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