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Thanks for the quick help!!
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or maybe<br />
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=if(isna(vlookup(.....)),&quot;<wbr />Not found&quot;,vlookup(.....))
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or maybe

=if(isna(vlookup(.....)),"Not found",vlookup(.....))

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Thanks for the quick grading
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error?<br />
do you mean #NA ?<br />
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if that is a case, uses something like <br />
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=IF(ISNA(VLookup(.....)) , VLookup(.....), &quot;not found&quot;)
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error?
do you mean #NA ?

if that is a case, uses something like

=IF(ISNA(VLookup(.....)) , VLookup(.....), "not found")

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I have two columns with a list of email addresses, A and B<br />
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How can I do a compare to see if each address in column A is in column B, so print out in column C something like &quot;Found&quot; or Not Found&quot;, I'm guessing I can use vlookup but get errors on the ones that are not found, so need a IF or something.<br />
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Thanks,
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I have two columns with a list of email addresses, A and B

How can I do a compare to see if each address in column A is in column B, so print out in column C something like "Found" or Not Found", I'm guessing I can use vlookup but get errors on the ones that are not found, so need a IF or something.

Thanks,

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