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Hi
If I understand you correctly you could have a formula in column E (once you have pasted the smaller files into column D) that check for a match between columns A and D and puts a YES in column E, you can then filter on YES in Column E. So the formula would look like this: =IF(A1=D1,"Yes","No") Hope this helps. Tony |
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