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For some better context here are the Arrays:
Array1

XXX
FFF
ZZZ
AAA
BBB
QQQ
LLL
JKK
III
CCC
DDD
DCD
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Array2
XXX BBB AAA CCC DDD EEE
FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

The output

FFF
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

ZZZ
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

AAA
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

BBB
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

LLL
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

JKK
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

III
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

CCC
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

DDD
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ

DCD
 is not found in FFF NNN JKK III LLL QQQ
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In reply to Re: Substring comparison by schtinkfist893
in thread Substring comparison by schtinkfist893

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