The SECRET to Matching TWO Lists in Microsoft Excel!

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[@lorenakademar5267]

Thank you!

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welcome

[@ITsEasyMSVisio]

Love it really cool

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thanks

[@mohamedalmaany2670]

You can use sumif to perform matching between two list

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good idea

[@JohnAdair-k7j]

What happened at mm 2:05? The all of a sudden changed to a different order. I'm following along and everything changed.

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really not sure

[@grannysaxton9568]

Cool

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thanks

[@golfer_by_weekend7195]

what about duplicates?

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well that is another issue

[@lightandtheheat]

Typo in thumbnail

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Thanks, I did not notice, I am losing my central vision so sometime I don't see it.

[@p1sawhney]

The fact that you sorted by order column should not have changed the order of the attendees column. Not sure why that order got changed.

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thanks

[@geerliglecluse5297]

What a hassle. The easier way to do this is using Python, certainly if the lists to compare grow bigger.

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if you know python