If Match , Check the value in another column and return Yes.

Velven

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Hello Guys !

Here's what I'm trying to do.

Column A is my customers record.
Column B indicates whether the customer is New or not.
Column D is my Unique customer extracted List.

Reason why I did not put Cust C as he's not a new customer.
What formula should I input in Column E to return a "New" if D matches A and B lists as New ?
ABCDE
1CustomerNewCustomerNew
2Cust ANewCust A( New )
3Cust ACust B( New )
4Cust BNewCust C
5Cust A
6Cust B
7Cust C
8Cust C

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Thanks once again.
For some reason I've been brain dead today

Vel
 

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