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Can we get a "substract list" action please?

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erictaylor
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I am having to do a "contains" check and loop over two large lists and its taking over 3 hours.

a simple VB.net like
```
list1.except(list2).distinct.toList
```
takes about 2 seconds.

Thanx
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You can use node or javascript for that.
You can even run VBscript from BAS too, if you want.
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