ZIP code compare

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I have one set of ZIP codes I am trying to compare to another to see if any ZIPS in column 1 are equal to any ZIPS on column 2. Is there an easy way to put a yes/ no type answer next to the ZIPS in Coulmn 1 after looking up the inormation in Column 2? Example: the first ZIP in coulmn 1 is 42301- I'd like to see if that ZIP is listed anywhere in Column 2 and if so give me an indicator (in column 3 or somewhere) that the ZIP code is included.

Thanks.
 

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Put the following formula in column 3:
=IF(COUNTIF(B:B,A1)>0,"yes","no")
This code will count the number of times the ZIP code in column A appears in column B. If the number is greater than 0 then it will display yes otherwise it will display no.

I hope this helps.
Kind regards, Al
 
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