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Duplicate Help
Hey everyone, I'm having a problem working out an issue and I've tried using the duplicate tool but it doesn't seem to be working the way I want it to.
I have two lists of websites. List A is a full list and list B is over 60/70% of websites from List A that I have checked through. Now I want to put the two lists together and leave only the unique websites. So if there a website listed twice, it would delete them both and it would leave me full of the websites that I haven't checked |
Duplicate Help
Hi
You can do using count if function as follows, =countif(A1,$B$1:B1) where A1 contains 1st List of website & column B contains list 2 of your websites name. HTH//Cheers On Tuesday, March 18, 2014 3:24:55 PM UTC+5:30, Eddng wrote: Hey everyone, I'm having a problem working out an issue and I've tried using the duplicate tool but it doesn't seem to be working the way I want it to. I have two lists of websites. List A is a full list and list B is over 60/70% of websites from List A that I have checked through. Now I want to put the two lists together and leave only the unique websites. So if there a website listed twice, it would delete them both and it would leave me full of the websites that I haven't checked -- Eddng |
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