COMPARE Two LISTS and FIND the DIFFERENCES in Excel

In this enlightening tutorial, we explore a powerful alternative to the traditional COUNTIF approach for comparing lists in Excel. Thanks to a brilliant suggestion by @pink_kaju in the comments of my previous video on this topic, we'll demonstrate a more efficient method using ISNUMBER and XMATCH.
Watch as I implement the suggested formula: =FILTER(A2:A26, NOT(ISNUMBER(XMATCH(A2:A26, B2:B17, 0)))) This technique promises to streamline your workflow and enhance your data manipulation capabilities in Excel.
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