Check for duplicate entries

doneal

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I have 2 seperate excel sheets. Both have a customer name, address, phone and so forth. One sheet has our current clients and the other sheet has posible prospects. I would like to check and see if any of our current clients reside on the prospect sheets so we do not need to call them. This way I can eliminate any duplicates from the sheets.
 

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Try:

=If(Isnumber(Match(A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$A$100,0)),"Match","No Match")

Where A1 is the 1st client to match and Sheet2!A1:A100 is the list of clients in Sheet 2.

Adjust references, ranges and sheet names to suit and copy down the formula.
 
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