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Display missing Part Number if Column A does not match column B
Hi Erik,
=IF(COUNTIF($B$27:$B$35,A27)=0,A27,"") And fill down.. change range to suit of course. Returned G0325V3 using your data. HTH Regards, Howard "Erik T" wrote in message ... I want to look in column A and column B for matching part numbers and in column C have a formula that will display any part number from column A that is not in column B. I have 3450 part numbers to go through as new numbers are added every week. Column A Column B G0015 G0015 G0092 G0092 G0123V1 G0123V1 G0124 G0124 G0125V2 G0125V2 G0325V3 G0327V1 G0327V1 G0329-2 G0329-2 G0331-1 G0331-1 G0332V1 Thank you, Erik |
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