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Excel 2003. I am trying to find a simple subroutine that will allow me to
compare entries in multiple, separate ranges, and to produce a new range
containing the entries that are common to all of the initial ranges (what I
would call an "intersection" set of identifiers). The entries in each of the
initial ranges contain unique identifiers, which can be compared across
ranges. I would also like to produce an additional range that contains a
list of all the unique identifiers present in all of the initial ranges
compared (what I would call a "union" set of identifiers).
I have been doing this by iteratively filtering one range against another,
taking the resultant, and filtering against the next range. This is tedious.
compare entries in multiple, separate ranges, and to produce a new range
containing the entries that are common to all of the initial ranges (what I
would call an "intersection" set of identifiers). The entries in each of the
initial ranges contain unique identifiers, which can be compared across
ranges. I would also like to produce an additional range that contains a
list of all the unique identifiers present in all of the initial ranges
compared (what I would call a "union" set of identifiers).
I have been doing this by iteratively filtering one range against another,
taking the resultant, and filtering against the next range. This is tedious.