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Is there an easy way to compare two columns of data to see what is common
between them. For instance, I wanted to compare the first column in each of the three tabs to see which cells are identical between them |
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If the values are on the same row you can just use an equals sign, i.e.
"=A1=B1" will return TRUE if A1 equals B1 and FALSE otherwise. Otherwise take a look at VLOOKUP(), HLOOKUP() or MATCH() in the help menu for locating values within a range. -- Regards, Dave "john mcmichael" wrote: Is there an easy way to compare two columns of data to see what is common between them. For instance, I wanted to compare the first column in each of the three tabs to see which cells are identical between them |
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