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Answer» I have a SPREADSHEET I am working on. 1 column has 16,789 names. 2ND 2,000. With almost 17,000 names I cant do it manually I need to cross reference the names that are in column 1 with the names in column 2.
So I need to line up the duplicate names between the two colums
Ex. The list looks like this Column 1 \ Column 2
jane Doe \ Richard Doe Marcus doe \ Mark Doe Shane doe \ Jane Doe John doe \ Patricia Doe Mary Doe \ Marcus Doe Patricia Doe \ Eric Doe
I need it to look this this
Column 1 \ Column 2
Jane Doe \ Jane Doe Marcus Doe \ Marcus Doe Patricia Doe \ Patricia Doe Mary Doe \ Richard Doe Shane Doe \ Eric Doe John Doe \ Mark Doe
HELP! Has it really got all those people called Doe? Please confirm this POINT. Do you want to re-arrange the values in column 2 to that the 2,000 names in it are moved to the cell to the right of the corresponding cell in column 1? In other words, column 2 would have blank rows between most names, while column 1 has no blank rows between names, right?
Does your version of OFFICE have Access, the database? If so, I believe it would work better for what you're trying to do. Hi soybean,
As I understand you want to verify if the names in column is same as in another.
If you are using Microsoft Office, then follow the below procedure: =IF(A2=B2,"Yes","No")
If you are using OPEN Office 3.2 then follow the below procedure: =IF(A3=B3;"Yes";"No") You can customize it according to your need and comfort. This will display you "Yes" if the names are same and "No" if the names are different.
Hope this helps you.
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