Hello,
I have two lists that each include lists of options. Column A includes all options available. Column B includes selected options. I would like to return in Column C all options in Column A that were not selected in Column B. I would prefer some sort of dynamic formula that would scrunch the returned values so as to eliminate any blank cells.
The current formula I've inherited is
A sample table of the desired result is below:
Thanks in advance!
I have two lists that each include lists of options. Column A includes all options available. Column B includes selected options. I would like to return in Column C all options in Column A that were not selected in Column B. I would prefer some sort of dynamic formula that would scrunch the returned values so as to eliminate any blank cells.
The current formula I've inherited is
Excel Formula:
=IF(IF(ISERROR(MATCH(A3,$B$3:$B$200,0)),"Unique","Duplicate")="Unique",$A3,"")
A sample table of the desired result is below:
A | B | C |
Complete Options | Selected Options | Non-Selected Options |
Acai | Acai | Banana |
Banana | Cupuacu | Currant |
Currant | Jamba | |
Cupuacu | ||
Jamba |
Thanks in advance!