Managing Lists

Listcoop

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Hello All,

I'm new to the Forum....looks like a good place to up my Excel IQ...I can use it.

I have a list of email addresses in LIST A, which I would like to remove from a much larger LIST B. Is there is simple, automated way to do this?

The email addresses in LIST A appear randomly throughout LIST B, so removing them by deleting them hand would be a major chore.

Thanks in advance for any input you guys/gals can offer.
 

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Welcome to the Board.

What version of Excel are you using? In 2007 there is a REmove Duplicates option which might work for you if you combine the two lists into one.
 
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