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I have a worksheet set up with a person's name and SS#. I then have to
import (copy and paste) more data ( person's name and SS#) onto this worksheet. I then have to match the names of the people to the ones that are currently on the worksheet. I have been going through this manually and it is taking me forever. Is there a formula where I can search the new data against the inital data and have the new data line up on the same row as the intial data, assuming it is an exact match? |
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Hi,
The =MATCH function is probably what you need. Suppose your existing data is in A1:a20 and the new data in D1 then put =MATCH(D1,A1:a20,0) into (say) F1 and this will either give you the position of your data in the existing array, or #N/A if it doesn't exist. HTH, David Jessop "excel idiot" wrote: I have a worksheet set up with a person's name and SS#. I then have to import (copy and paste) more data ( person's name and SS#) onto this worksheet. I then have to match the names of the people to the ones that are currently on the worksheet. I have been going through this manually and it is taking me forever. Is there a formula where I can search the new data against the inital data and have the new data line up on the same row as the intial data, assuming it is an exact match? |
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