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Have a look in HELP index for MATCH to find the row for the old part and
index or offset. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Darren Woodbrey" wrote in message ... I think this is a VLOOKUP, but cannot figure it out. I have column A = old part# column B = old price column C = new part# column D = new price There may be additional part numbers in the new list vice versa and they are not sorted the same way. I need to find each old part# in the new part# list and then return the part number if the price is different. It would be good to return the new price as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Darren |
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