Unique Values and missing values

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I have 5 different systems I manage and I am trying to figure out which serials are missing from which systems.

I want it show all 5 systems and which are missing from each. Is that possible?

Example

SystemSerial
System 1123456
System 212345454
System 35445435
System 45645654
System 52354366734


"System 1" is supposed to be our single source of truth so I am trying to figure out which systems are missing from that, but are in others.

Thank you!
 

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I have 5 different systems I manage and I am trying to figure out which serials are missing from which systems.

I want it show all 5 systems and which are missing from each. Is that possible?

Example

SystemSerial
System 1123456
System 212345454
System 35445435
System 45645654
System 52354366734


"System 1" is supposed to be our single source of truth so I am trying to figure out which systems are missing from that, but are in others.

Thank you!
Are you able to post some representative data using XL2BB?

How do you want the results presented?
 
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Are you able to post some representative data using XL2BB?

How do you want the results presented?
Thank you for the reply @HighAndWilder , to simplify it because I think I made it confusing...

We have 3 systems
SCCM
CMDB
JAMF

I have a list of all serial numbers formatted like below:

SystemSerial
JAMF15117
SCCM32236
CMDB68665
JAMF86671
SCCM99787
CMDB79880
JAMF88313
SCCM19970
CMDB85064
JAMF74584
SCCM46174
CMDB58209
JAMF29523
SCCM46580
CMDB29746
JAMF12018
SCCM87421
CMDB80380


What I need is to be able to say is:
X Serials are missing from CMDB
Y Serials are missing from JAMF
Z Serials are missing from SCCM

(if that is too hard really the main one would be CMDB :) )
 
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Thank you for the reply @HighAndWilder , to simplify it because I think I made it confusing...

We have 3 systems
SCCM
CMDB
JAMF

I have a list of all serial numbers formatted like below:

SystemSerial
JAMF15117
SCCM32236
CMDB68665
JAMF86671
SCCM99787
CMDB79880
JAMF88313
SCCM19970
CMDB85064
JAMF74584
SCCM46174
CMDB58209
JAMF29523
SCCM46580
CMDB29746
JAMF12018
SCCM87421
CMDB80380


What I need is to be able to say is:
X Serials are missing from CMDB
Y Serials are missing from JAMF
Z Serials are missing from SCCM

(if that is too hard really the main one would be CMDB :) )
The list of serial numbers is unique, none are duplicated so they are all missing unless I have misunderstood what you need.
 
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The list of serial numbers is unique, none are duplicated so they are all missing unless I have misunderstood what you need.
In a perfect world, all three systems would have the exact same serial numbers. That’s what we’re trying to figure out. So if we see the serial numbers in two out of the three systems, we then know this a problem with the data being put into one of them.
So to answer the question They should technically all be in multiple lists, but that is the problem we are solving. We’re trying to figure out which systems are missing which serial numbers.
 
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