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Three columns of names, find names that are not in all three?

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    Three columns of names, find names that are not in all three?

    Hi all, trying to figure out the best formula to tackle this. Found a few that get me half way there, but not knowledgable enough to take it further. Bit of a noob when it comes to Excel so hoping someone can help with this :P

    My problem is..
    -I have three columns of names (A, B, C)
    -Some names will be absent from one or more columns.
    -These names do not match up in their row position.

    What I need to output is
    -Which name does not appear in all three columns
    -Which columns do they not appear in

    Any formulas to make this happen?

    Cheers
    Hooba

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    Re: Three columns of names, find names that are not in all three?

    can you upload a work book to give a sample as this would make it easier
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    Re: Three columns of names, find names that are not in all three?

    other questions are

    will any 1 column have all the names (like a master list) will some of the names be missing from more then 1 column?

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