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    Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Hi all,
    I am struggling with a issue and I can't figure out a formula to use to get the output as the pic chose. What I have is a list of different domain names in column A IE fred.se, fredtest.com, fred2020.org etc. In column B I have the TLD IE .se, .com, .org etc and in column C I have the brand name IE fred, fredtest, fred2020 etc. All that data I would then like to use a formul or commando inside Excel so it take all data in sheet A and provide the output in sheet B and show me as the picture with what they have and what they do not have. Anyone who can help me solve this issue because I am getting grey hairs. Thanks a lot.
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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Attach a workbook with some typical data.
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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Hi fsalde,
    Seems like you want to count the number of "x" in your column range. That would be "=Countif(range,"X")"
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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    @MarvinP: I think he might want us to build that table from data elsewhere that we cannot see.

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Correct. I attache an example. The data in Sheet A should end up as showed in Sheet B so I can see what they have and not have. I had a commando ones but forgot about it.

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Cell B2:
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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    OK, thanks! Any idea what I should use in swedish since the formula you provided did not work with my EXCEL. Many thanks!

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    Or if easier send me an updated sheet with the formulas you mean I should use and I can open the sheet and use that version since it should be compatible with Excel no matter language. Thanks!

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Thanks, but when I try that:
    =OM(ANTALOM('Sheet A'!$A:$A,$A2&B$1),"x","")

    I get error message: There is an error in the formula. If you write 1 + 1, the cell will show you: 2. If you do not want that add a ´ before: ´= 1 + 1. But I still do not get it to work. Any idea what to do?

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Change the commas ( , ) to semi-colons ( ; ). It will be your Regional Settings.

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Sorry for being a pain.... but now I get #NAMN? any idea what I need to do to get what I am looking for? See attached screenshot, THANKS!
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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    I'll get back to you later with the workbook.

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Quote Originally Posted by TMS View Post
    I'll get back to you later with the workbook.
    THANKS! Much appreciated. Really want to know how to do it =)

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    The formula should be
    =OM(ANTAL.OM('Sheet A'!$A:$A;$A2&B$1);"x";"")

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    We are getting close =). Now I get X for all the names, but what I would like to get is that have all the TLDs horizontal and an X for the TLDs and names that they have and where it is empty, they do not have it. See Example2.

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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    Yep, ...

    COUNT ANTAL
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    COUNTBLANK ANTAL.TOMMA
    COUNTIF ANTAL.OM
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    Re: Need help with commando or formula in Excel

    So how should the formel look like and should I create it in Sheet C (new that I create) or how do I do it? Thanks!

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    Here's the workbook
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