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    CAMPARING 2 LISTS ( VLOOKUP OR any other function?)

    Dear geeks ,


    i got stuck as i have 3 lists

    A B C

    000030981658 18552042 34649236
    24767D77A44C 18590570 34649228
    000030948053 18860239 34567917
    000030447593 18860346 34567511
    30927776 18860445 34567800
    24767D76F461 18860627 34567990
    000031182249 18860296 34568014
    34BDFA59BE95 18860528 34567982
    24767D78B61E 18860569 34568030
    34BDFA57D963 18860486 34567529
    000029545894 18589606 34651893
    24767D76D03F 22086011 36955573
    24767D731C92 22089031 36959013


    now I WANT TO CHECK whether the no. which is in list a exist in list b or not problem is as we see the first no. has 0000which is not helping during comparing i want to remove those first then want to compare and check with a desired result in a saperate row .

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    Re: CAMPARING 2 LISTS ( VLOOKUP OR any other function?)

    It looks like your column A cells are all text. In which case you'll need to convert them before comparing to column B. So use something like

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    in say D1 and copy this down first. Then use a simple =MATCH(D1,B:B,false) and copy this down column D. Where the result is NOT #N/A there is a match.
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    Re: CAMPARING 2 LISTS ( VLOOKUP OR any other function?)

    Hi,

    Instead of removing pad the rest with '0's so all have the same lenght (I beleive that 11 characters is the right length for these entries)

    Once that is done, compare each item against the two other list via the match() function

    Below a sample of your data with some additional entries to show matching hits.
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