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I have two lists of numbers or names and I want to find the ones that are
common between the 2. The lists are say column A and column B in excel.

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Bernie Deitrick
 
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Andreas,

In cell C1, use the formula

=IF(ISERROR(MATCH(B1,A:A,FALSE)),"","Also in column A")

And copy down to match your list in column B.

You can write a similar formula to highlight the values in column A.

HTH,
Bernie
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I have two lists of numbers or names and I want to find the ones that are
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Ashish Mathur
 
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Hi,

Try this. Assuming you have one list in range A1:A5 and the other one in
range B1:B5, enter hter following array formula (Strl+Shift+Enter) in cell C1

=OR(EXACT(A1,$B$1:B5))

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