How to merge data & deleting data from weekly changing top 100 list?

Verill

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Want to say thank you immediately for anyone offering assistance to my dilemma since I'm not sure where to begin. It's been 18 years since I've done any type of coding, so I'm basically a newbie with limited understanding and not even sure this is possible to pull off. ;)

I'm using Excel 2013. What I have is a weekly top 100 list that gets updated weekly and is now being done manually (very slow process). I'm looking for a way to automate carrying over Columns B, C, & I to the new data while also taking the Column G (# Months) and putting that into Column H (Previous # of Months) onto the new data and removing the last week's data no longer needed. As this list is ever changing, there are new parts added and items from the previous week not needed any more. For new items, Columns B & C would obvious need to be manually entered due to no data to pull from.

The data I obtain is cut and pasted from another source into the spreadsheet and I just add it in to the previous week for a total of 200 rows of part data. So I can just as easily make a separate spreadsheet for the current week and previous week if there is an opportunity for a simpler solution.

Here is an example of what I am starting out with. Information in bold is my new data, standard text is previous weeks.

Excel 2012
ABCDEFGHI
1Item NumberLocationCustomerOn-Hand$ ValueMonthly Usage# MonthsPrevious # of MonthsComment
2ABC301ACT11000050000100001113Note 1
3ABC
100000500001000010
4DEF302GEN3500030000500075Note 2
5DEF
200003000050004
6GAA305PRT50000285005000105
7GHI
300002500075004
8JKL
40001000025001.6
9MNO305PSG30007500150023
10MNO
3000750015002
11PQR306HAD9500500010009.59.5Note 3
12PQR
8500500010008.5
13STU301BLP3750250075055
14XYZ
4000250010004

<tbody>
</tbody>
Sheet1


This is how I would like it to end up looking.
Excel 2012
ABCDEFGHI
1Item Number
LocationCustomerOn-Hand$ ValueMonthly Usage# MonthsPrevious # of MonthsComment
2ABC
301ACT10000050000100001011Note 1
3DEF302GEN
2000030000500047Note 2
4GHI300002500075004
5JKL40001000025001.6
6MNO305PSG30007500150022
7PQR306HAD8500500010008.59.5Note 3
8XYZ4000250010004

<tbody>
</tbody>
Sheet1


Thank you,

Verill
 

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Hi

Hope this helps:

Assuming your Previous Week Data is in Sheet 1 and New Data in Sheet 2 in same format as mentioned by you:

1Item NumberLocationCustomerOn-Hand$ ValueMonthly Usage# MonthsPrevious # of MonthsComment
1ABC=VLOOKUP(B2,Sheet1!B:J,2,FALSE)=VLOOKUP(B2,Sheet1!B:J,3,FALSE)100000500001000010=VLOOKUP(B2,Sheet1!B:J,7,FALSE)=VLOOKUP(B2,Sheet1!B:J,7,FALSE)

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