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September 15th, 2003, 04:12 PM
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Comparing ranges
I would like to compare Range A and Range B and then be able to identify or
write out the items in A that re NOT in B. Keep in mind,, that range B has unique items but Range A had several instances of the same name....i.e. non-unique items. I have done this successfully via Array formulas in the wrksht, but it takes too long. Any suggestions? 
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September 15th, 2003, 05:20 PM
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Comparing ranges
Hi,
use a vlookup formula. Follow Anon's reply post of 15th Sept. 8:03am in this NG to avoid the errors. John. -----Original Message----- I would like to compare Range A and Range B and then be able to identify or write out the items in A that re NOT in B. Keep in mind,, that range B has unique items but Range A had several instances of the same name....i.e. non-unique items. I have done this successfully via Array formulas in the wrksht, but it takes too long. Any suggestions? .
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