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Match and Align two columns of data?

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    Match and Align two columns of data?

    Hello!

    I have two lists in one spreadsheet of Excel. The lists are in Columns A and B. Column A has 23 values, while Column B has over 37,000. All of the values in Column A appear somewhere in Column B, but obviously not vice versa. I am trying to align the values in Column A with the their exact matches in Column B, while leaving the cells in between blank.

    I've experimented with a few formulas, but have had no luck.

    Does anyone know how to do this?

    Thank-you.

    Erik

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    Re: Match and Align two columns of data?

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    Re: Match and Align two columns of data?

    Are you looking for output similar to this thread? http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...15#post2996415

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    Re: Match and Align two columns of data?

    thank-you both for the advice. I figured it out!

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    Re: Match and Align two columns of data?

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