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Give this a try. In column B of Sheet 1 enter:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,'Sheet 2'!$A$1:$A$100,1,FALSE)),"Missing","OK") Copy down Column B for each value in column A. I just assumed your data was in cells A1 thru A100. Change this range to meet your needs. Also, change Sheet 2 to match the actual name of your second sheet. HTH, Elkar "Maureen" wrote: I know most of the posts here are for advanced users... but, please help! I have a column of data in one spreadsheet (column A) in a workbook and another column of data (also column A) in another spreadsheet in the same workbook. I want to confirm that all of the data in the first spreadsheet is in the second, and identity those that are not. I know this is a very very basic VLOOKUP statement, but I am lost. thanks for anyones help, |
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