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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Chicago, USA
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Could anyone help me in MERGING data from two colums into one.
Eg: From Person A, I got sheet with Column A having Cities name; Column B Zip Codes From Person B, I got the same TYPE of information but data is different. I want to creat one Sheet which LISTS ALL information about ALL cities in column A and ALL Zipcodes in column B. Any help will be highly appreciated. |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Southfield,MI USA
Posts: 1,027
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G'day,
You're likely looking at a VLOOKUP approach. Adam |
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Chicago, USA
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Thank you for your reply..
Can you help me how to use VLookup..I never used it! |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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_________________ If you can help a guy in trouble - If you can sort that nagging problem - Pease try, at home, at work or on a message board. Others help you! So PLEASE help if you can - If only the once. Thank you - Rdgs ====== [ This Message was edited by: Jack in the UK on 2002-05-01 13:53 ] |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Southfield,MI USA
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Sure thing,
If one list of names represents a subset of the other then you can likely apply a vlookup for each column of missing data. Your Formulas will probably look like this: =VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!A2:E200,2,false) Where: A2 = a name (or row identifier) that your trying to find in the other sheet Sheet2!A2:E200 = the range your looking for the value in A2 (Column A on Sheet 2 should hold this value). 2 (the 3rd argument) is a column index. Basically this indicates that when you find the value from A2 in the Sheet2 range, the formula will output the 2nd column next to that value (column b in this example). False = optional argument (you can also use 0). Indicates you want an exact match. Hope that helps, Adam |
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Chicago, USA
Posts: 174
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Adam:
Thank you for explaining the formula. It works if I am fetching data from Sheet2 only; how about if I want to capture information from Sheet 2 and Sheet 3 for Column A on sheet 1. Any idea that can help me!! |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Southfield,MI USA
Posts: 1,027
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a little confused,
Are you writing this formula on a 3rd sheet or on one of the 2 existing ones? From your last post, it sounds like you're trying to pull column A data that should exist on either Sheet1 or sheet 2 - and you want the formula to pull from the correct sheet. To do this (and I admit I'm guessing what you want), you'd want to wrap an if statement around the formula. Something like: =IF(COUNTIF(Sheet2!$A$2:$E$200,B2)>0,VLOOKUP(B2,Sheet2!$A$2:$E$200,2,false),VLOOKUP(B2,Sheet3!$A$2:$E$200,2,false)) Please msg back if I'm way out in left field. Adam |
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Chicago, USA
Posts: 174
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Hello Adam:
THANK YOU for helping me. It works for me... Sorry for not being clear on my question.. Best Reagrds, AAA |
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