Comparing two lists to find missing fields or duplicates

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Hi,
i have a two list of say phone types which i want to merge into 1 list. in 2003 is there any formula i can use to highlight phone types that appear in the two lists?
 

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Hi,
i have a two list of say phone types which i want to merge into 1 list. in 2003 is there any formula i can use to highlight phone types that appear in the two lists?
=ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2,B:B,0))+0

would yield a 1 for everey item that exists in column A (list 1) in column B (list 2), 0 otherwise.
 
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