How to COMPARE TWO LISTS to find MISSING VALUES in Excel- Using FIND & COUNTIF

🌟 Unlock the Power of Excel for Comparing Lists! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to leverage the FILTER and COUNTIF functions to effectively manage and analyze your data. Discover how to simplify complex tasks and improve your efficiency.

Connect & Support:

Engage & Grow:

👇 Drop your thoughts, questions, or video requests in the comments below!
🌟 Your feedback helps tailor my content, ensuring it meets your learning needs.
📢 If this video helps, share it to assist others in excelling with Excel!
🌟 Keep watching and keep excelling to boost your Excel skills!

Hashtags: #ExcelTips #DataAnalysis #ExcelTutorial #DataManagement #ProductivityHacks #ExcelFormulas #SpreadsheetSolutions #MicrosoftExcel #DataVisualization #TechEducation

[realmehranvahedi]

Update : Check out my new video in this series! If you found this tutorial helpful, you'll appreciate the faster and more efficient method I've demonstrated for comparing two lists in Excel. The updated technique using FILTER, ISNUMBER, and XMATCH is better suited for larger datasets compared to using FILTER and COUNTIF.


Explore this enhanced approach to accelerate and boost your data handling capabilities in Excel!

[bhoena]

Thank you so much! This filter formula saved a lot of time for my work. You explained the logic of the formula very clearly too!.

[josephneuman]

THANK YOU, This video CLEARLY explained the formula and how to implement it. I appreciate it.

[abhinetrakumar]

Great 👍. Thank you for the explanation 😊

[alechuga]

How does this work if im comparing lists in separate sheets

[pink_kaju]

countif is heavy, why not use isnumber with xmatch?I guess the formula will be

=FILTER(A2:A26, not(ISNUMBER(XMATCH(a2:a26, b2:B17, 0))))