Learn how to compare lists in Excel using formulas @indzara
Learn how to compare lists in Excel using formulas  @indzara
Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video from our “Data to Decision” series is for lists in Excel.
A common need while using Excel lists is to compare the elements or the items that are present in one list with another.

This video will make working with Lists a lot simpler for you! You’ll learn how to compare:
2:50 Items that are only on one list
6:52 Items that are on both lists

Where do we use this in real life?
– Consider you have lists of customers who purchased products A and B. Comparing these lists to get the list of customers interested in both your products.
– Another example would be in the reconciliation of financial statements. Here, identifying the list of transactions from only one system or those from both systems is a very common use case.

Functions you'll learn through this: MATCH, FILTER, ISNA, UNIQUE, ISNUMBER

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