Trick One:
In Excel, Compare two columns to identify matches:
=IF(ISERROR(MATCH(A1,$D$1:$D$4,0)),"No Match",A1)
First instance of A1 = first cell in the first column you're looking at
,$D$1:$D$4 = Change to the range of the 2nd column you're looking at
Second instance of A1 = Value you want shown in the audit column
in the example below, the Match Found column is populated with the formula above:
ID | Type | Match found? |
ID list
|
735254790 | D | 735254790 | 735254790 |
155674768 | D | No Match | 467528922 |
454555653 | D | No Match | 602117840 |
980909522 | D | 980909522 | 980909522 |