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Comparing Lists and Deleting Duplicates

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    Comparing Lists and Deleting Duplicates

    I have a list of customers who had a specific account with my company that don't anymore and another list of customers who were charged off. The first list includes customers who were both good and left and were charged off. I want to take out all of the names in the first list that appear in the second list.

    If possible, I'd like it to delete the entire collumn from the first list. I'm guessing I would have to have the names on seperate sheets in order to do this? If that's not a choice, then I would like to have the names in the first list highlighted so I could manually delete them.

    Anyone know of how I could do this?
    Last edited by Fcroft; 02-17-2010 at 02:03 PM.

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    Re: Comparing Lists and Deleting Duplicates

    Nevermind. I found the answer in an old threat that I asked a similar question.

    Here was the answer in case anyone was wondering.

    =ISNUMBER(MATCH(X1,A:A,0)) copied down

    where X1 is first item in 2nd list and 1st list is in column A.

    This will return FALSE where name not in first list.

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