Updating workbook values from another file based on specific criteria

c_omran

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Hello, I have one file that contains the forecast analysis for the coming quarter for all functions, I want a macro that will update with Master Budget file based on the budgeted item and the function, below is my example , I want a macro to update Workbook 2 values from Workbook 1 based on the budget item name and the function, so in the below example, communication cost for sales in Workbook 2 will be 150000, and so on
Thanks

Workbook 1,Tab X
Budget ItemFunctionValue
Communication CostSales150000

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Workbook 2, Tab x
Budget ItemFunctionValue
Communication CostSales
Communication CostHR

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