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Bucyruss
Can anyone tell me how to compare two columns in excel and produce
result column of only the cells that are unique to one (or both
columns (i.e., non-intersecting value subset). For example, if I hav
one column which containes values in 5 cells as follows: A, B, C, D,
and another column that contained values in 3 cells as follows: A, B
E
I would like to be able to produce a new column which would have value
in only 2 cells: C, D, since these are the values not common to bot
original columns.
I seem to recall that old versions of Excel had a database functio
which made this rather easy, but I've been unable to figure this ou
since that function was replaced by the pivot table function
result column of only the cells that are unique to one (or both
columns (i.e., non-intersecting value subset). For example, if I hav
one column which containes values in 5 cells as follows: A, B, C, D,
and another column that contained values in 3 cells as follows: A, B
E
I would like to be able to produce a new column which would have value
in only 2 cells: C, D, since these are the values not common to bot
original columns.
I seem to recall that old versions of Excel had a database functio
which made this rather easy, but I've been unable to figure this ou
since that function was replaced by the pivot table function