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Hello,
I have two columns of numbers. The first col contains 48 48 62 24 The second column contains 48 50 62 I want to see how "close the 2th column is to the first column. Since I can match the single occurence of 48 and 62 in the 2th column with a single occurence of 48 and 62 in the first column. I want the result to be 2. Any suggestions for a formula to achieve this result would be greatly appreciated. thanks Ron |
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Try...
=SUMPRODUCT(--(COUNTIF(A1:A4,B1:B3)0)) Hope this helps! In article , Ron wrote: Hello, I have two columns of numbers. The first col contains 48 48 62 24 The second column contains 48 50 62 I want to see how "close the 2th column is to the first column. Since I can match the single occurence of 48 and 62 in the 2th column with a single occurence of 48 and 62 in the first column. I want the result to be 2. Any suggestions for a formula to achieve this result would be greatly appreciated. thanks Ron |
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