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| This is an interesting problem because a simple VLOOKUP or MATCH function will not suffice as their maybe more than one occurence of company names in columns A and D. The solution is to first concatenate columns A and B and also columns C and D. Enter the following formulae in the cells indicated then copy down. E1: =A1&B1 F1: =D1&C1 G1: =VLOOKUP(E1,$F$1:$F$7,1,FALSE) H1: =IF(G1<>"#N/A",TRUE,FALSE) | ||
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