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Try something like this:
With The master activity list in cells A1:A10 on Sheet2 The new list in cells A1:A100 on Sheet1, with A1 as the title (eg: Activity) On Sheet1: B1: TEST B2: =ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2,Sheet2!$A$1:$A$10,0)) (That formula returns TRUE for matches, otherwise FALSE.) Copy that formula down as far as you need. THEN... Use an autofilter on the TEST field to only display FALSE. Select the filtered range <edit<delete (Excel only allows row deletions in filtered lists) Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "S Davis" wrote: If I have a list of data on one sheet, is there any way I can use a formula to compare another sheet to that list and delete rows that do not meet the criteria? (example - sheet 2 has a list of activities, so if cell a1 in sheet 1 does not match any of the activities listed in sheet 2 column a, then the row will delete itself) Probably not, but Im just curious. |
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