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I am looking to produce a formula that shows if a number is "found" or "not
found". I have list of over 1000 numbers in one column (1 number per row) . I am trying to identify if those values are present in a range of numbers from another worksheet(also in a single column). My challenge is that the range of numbers that I am looking in has multiple values, separated by commas in a single cell. Looks like it was from an Access data dump. Any help is appreciated. -- dmp |
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