VBA Loop and paste cell value based on IF condition

alqulal

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Hi, I am a beginner trying to understand vba and excel code. Currently, I have two separate workbooks A and B.
Say workbook A contains one individual customer info, and workbook B contains the compiled list of customers. I wish to check if workbook A customer ID (e.g., cell value A2) exists in any of the list of customer IDs in column A in workbook B. If it does, then I will copy a value like B2 in workbook A over to the row of that particular customer in workbook B column B. Would like to seek help in working around this.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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I see your new to the forum so glad to see you here:
To be able to provide help we need specific details:

Like:
1. Both Workbook names with extensions
2. The sheet names on both workbooks we will be dealing with.
3. Both workbooks will need to be open
4. Remember specific details are a must. We only know what you tell us
 
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I see your new to the forum so glad to see you here:
To be able to provide help we need specific details:

Like:
1. Both Workbook names with extensions
2. The sheet names on both workbooks we will be dealing with.
3. Both workbooks will need to be open
4. Remember specific details are a must. We only know what you tell us
Hi, thanks for the inputs, with regards to the specifications - this is an example of what I'm working with.

'Customer Info' Workbook, 'Customer' sheet
Customer NameJohn
Customer ID456

as well as 'Compiled Customer' Workbook, 'Compilation' sheet (full table is 1000+ rows long)
IDName
123
456
789

As you can see, the 'Name' column is empty. Therefore, would wish to cross-check if the ID in 'Customer Info' workbook matches in 'Compiled Customer', and if it does, copy the Customer Name into the corresponding row.

If able, my preference is that 'Compiled Customer' workbook has to be open, but 'Customer Info' workbook does not and has to be activated.
Many thanks in advance!
 
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I asked several questions earlier but your answers were not complete:
I asked for both workbook names:
You should say something like this:

Alpha.xlsm

And I asked for sheet names:

All you showed was:
Customer Info' Workbook, 'Customer' sheet

Not sure what that means.

And you said:
If able, my preference is that 'Compiled Customer' workbook has to be open, but 'Customer Info' workbook does not and has to be activated.

A workbook cannot be activated if it's not open.

And to open a workbook using a script would require the exact path to the workbook

And the folder name where the workbook is stored.

You said:
Hi, I am a beginner trying to understand vba and excel code. Currently, I have two separate workbooks A and B.

Being a beginner to Excel I'm surprised your attempting to do a task like this.
 
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