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onemagicman
Help - I have tried this with vlookup and match. For some reason I just
can't make it work. Here is my senario:
I am in the parts business. I need to compare inventory numbers
constantly against sales. I will keep this simple. In column a1:a5 I
put the following values: 1515,1516,2020,1034,1556. All valid parts
numbers. In another column I want to put in numbers but not in any
particular order. I want to be able to record hits. If I put in the
"B" column a number from "A" I want a return argument that the
spreedsheet has found a "match"
The real life use is for hundreds of numbers in two columns. Here is
the what if:
"A" is a list of inventory numbers from the shelf. "B" is a list of
known items which have sales movement. Match the numbers and tell me
which numbers are dead movers and should be pulled out.
Someone please bail my +_)(*& out on this so I can get back to work.
Thanks in advance.
Bill
can't make it work. Here is my senario:
I am in the parts business. I need to compare inventory numbers
constantly against sales. I will keep this simple. In column a1:a5 I
put the following values: 1515,1516,2020,1034,1556. All valid parts
numbers. In another column I want to put in numbers but not in any
particular order. I want to be able to record hits. If I put in the
"B" column a number from "A" I want a return argument that the
spreedsheet has found a "match"
The real life use is for hundreds of numbers in two columns. Here is
the what if:
"A" is a list of inventory numbers from the shelf. "B" is a list of
known items which have sales movement. Match the numbers and tell me
which numbers are dead movers and should be pulled out.
Someone please bail my +_)(*& out on this so I can get back to work.
Thanks in advance.
Bill