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Hi SaneMan,
To find out which records on Sheet2 are not found in Sheet 1, you could use a formula like: =IF(COUNTIF(Sheet1!C:C,Sheet2!C2)=0,Sheet2!C2,"") where 'C' is the data column. This will return a discontiguous list of unmatched records. To do it for both sheets, you'd also need a separate test for: =IF(COUNTIF(Sheet2!C:C,Sheet1!C2)=0,Sheet1!C2,"")
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