The second one has all of the checks written for the year and corresponding data.
I need an excel formula that will filter the second list by the first list and return only the checks and corresponding data that our on the first list. Richard Chimes In...
You can use the MATCH function to determine if an item from list1 is in list2.
Let's say you've got a list of names in column A:
joe bill pete sam
You've got a second list of names in column B:
pete adam sam
Now you want to figure out which people from column B are also in column A. Put this formula in cell C1 and AutoFill it down:
=MATCH(B1,A:A,0)
This says figure out if the value in B1 matches any value in column A. In this particular case, you'll get these values in column C:
3 #N/A 4 #N/A
The #N/A value means that the value did not exist. You can clean this up a little bit with the ISNA() function or an IF() function for custom responses, but that's basically how you do it.
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