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![]() this solution works. but has a problem even if B6 C6 is empty it says true. And if C6 is partially matches it says true. like $K$6:$L$157 range has "13710 44"18" and TEXTJOIN("",,$B6,$C6 "13710 44"1" ("8" missing) |
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