Vlookup query

MrsSquibbles

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Hi, I'm a newby to the site so first of all would like to say thanks for letting me join:)

My question (which may seem rather basic) is that I have 2 worksheets taken from different workbooks.
The first one contains information for interested customers, ie. company name, contact, type of company, address, postcode etc; the second one contains the details of all companies who actually submitted an application including all their contact details, names, address, postcode, tel no etc.
I need to compare the two spreadsheets so I can identify by POSTCODE only those who submitted an application. It should be straight forward but I cant seem to get going with this.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks, Michelle
 

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the second sheet is those who actually submitted an application

you say you want to identify them

they are on sheet 2
 
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the second sheet is those who actually submitted an application

you say you want to identify them

they are on sheet 2

Hiya, thanks for responding. Yes, the data on sheet 1 is the "potential applicants", sheet 2 is actually a list of 2795 names & addresses & postcodes. I need to identify from that list & match applicants. I hope that makes sense? I'm thinking perhaps it might be match rather than lookup.
 
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fredtom
billfred
davebill
jim
james
sid
elvis
dave
colin
you want to identify fred, bill and dave on the second list?

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Hiya, in short yes. The first worksheet contains postcodes which is what I am trying to identify on the 2nd worksheet as that is the unique identifier between the two sheets. I then plant to use conditional formatting to highlight them.
 
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fred tom
bill fred
dave bill
jim
james
sid
elvis
dave
colin
you want to identify fred, bill and dave on the second list?
fred bill and dave have been nade bold italic
conditional formula in F1 (tom)
=OR(F1=$A$1,F1=$A$2,F1=$A$3)=TRUE

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