I have this formula. This will look to see if a value in Col B is found in Col A, and, if so, report the value in Col A:
=INDEX(A:A,MATCH(B2,A:A,0),)
Here is a data sample
1 -- 18
5 -- 9
7 -- 12
18 -- 24
3 -- 2
24 -- 5
12 -- 3
And here is the result:
18
#N/A
12
24
#N/A
5
3
Note, the values are unsorted, and there are, at times, empty rows in between values.
As you can see, the formula finds the values in Col B that are found in Col A, but the values that are not found in Col A return a "#N/A" result.
What I want to do is turn that around, and have a formula that finds the missing values and shows them.
Thus, I want a result that looks like this:
[empty cell]
9
[empty cell]
[empty cell]
2
[empty cell]
[empty cell]
So, the result I am looking for, after comparing the values in the 2 columns, will return only those values in Col B that are not found in Col A, with no "#N/A" thing showing.
=INDEX(A:A,MATCH(B2,A:A,0),)
Here is a data sample
1 -- 18
5 -- 9
7 -- 12
18 -- 24
3 -- 2
24 -- 5
12 -- 3
And here is the result:
18
#N/A
12
24
#N/A
5
3
Note, the values are unsorted, and there are, at times, empty rows in between values.
As you can see, the formula finds the values in Col B that are found in Col A, but the values that are not found in Col A return a "#N/A" result.
What I want to do is turn that around, and have a formula that finds the missing values and shows them.
Thus, I want a result that looks like this:
[empty cell]
9
[empty cell]
[empty cell]
2
[empty cell]
[empty cell]
So, the result I am looking for, after comparing the values in the 2 columns, will return only those values in Col B that are not found in Col A, with no "#N/A" thing showing.