Importing multiple files into one master file - mapping fields

sweetshop

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Hopefully this is in the right forum.

I have over 50 different sets of data in CSV format containing clients information.

I want to create a MASTER FILE with all this data in one place.

Problem I have is two fold :-

Not all files are in the same order of Columns , eg one might be

TITLE, NAME, ADD1 ,POSTCODE

and the next might be in

POSTCODE, NAME, NUMBER ,ADD1 etc

Is there any way of importing the files into a master file and being able to MAP these fields so that they are imported automatically into the correct cells in the MASTER FILE so I finish up with one nice clean file with ALL POSTCODES in one column etc.

Sorry, if its not really clear what I need. Thank you.
 

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