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Compare Two Sheets in excel workbook

yaparala

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look into my data in


sheet1-

A column-1,2,3,4,5,6

sheet2 A column-2,4,7,8,9


compare the data get result like


sheet2 B column:

2-yes(present in sheet1)

4(present in sheet1)

7(not present in sheet2)

8(not present in sheet2)

9(not present in sheet2)
 
Hi,


I would solve it this way:


type in cell b1 in sheet 2 assuming your values on each sheet are in column A:

=IF(A1=LOOKUP(A1;sheet1!$A$1:$A$6);"Present";"Not Present")


Hope this works

regards

Wim
 
Hi, yaparala!


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I don't find any reason for which you should use these formula instead of that suggested by brems, but just to consider another approach:

=SI.ERROR(ELEGIR(SIGNO(COINCIDIR(A1;Hoja2!A:A;0));"Present");"Not Present") -----> in english: =IFERROR(CHOOSE(SIGN(MATCH(A1,Hoja2!A:A,0)),"Present"),"Not Present")


Regards!
 
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