I have customer data in an Excel spreadsheet with about 500 customers IDs in
one column and a list say 60 delinquent customer's IDs in another. I want a
simple formula to state whether a customer on the list is delinquent or not,
preferably to put a quot;1quot; in the column if the customer is on the delinquent
list, and a quot;0quot; if the customer is not.
Try this:
For
CustomerID's in Col_A on Sheet1
Delinquent list in Col_A on Sheet2
On Sheet1,
A1: (some customerID)
B1: =--ISNUMBER(MATCH(A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$A$100,0))
Adjust ranges to suit your situation.
Does that help?
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Regards,
Ronquot;Diane Briltzquot; wrote:
gt; I have customer data in an Excel spreadsheet with about 500 customers IDs in
gt; one column and a list say 60 delinquent customer's IDs in another. I want a
gt; simple formula to state whether a customer on the list is delinquent or not,
gt; preferably to put a quot;1quot; in the column if the customer is on the delinquent
gt; list, and a quot;0quot; if the customer is not.
- Feb 22 Thu 2007 20:35
Formula to compare a cell to find same value in a column in Excel
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