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There has to be an easier way of doing this. I downloaded a text file from
an online source into my Excel 2003 program. The infromation however is spread across a series of 5-6 worksheets. For example, worksheet one will tell me the name of the project and give me an ID number and then worksheet 5 will give me the ID number and the contact information. While I would just sort, copy, paste to have a main worksheet, there are multiple contacts per project so I've been having to go through and manually match them up to the proper project. Is there an easier way of doing this?! I was thinking pivot tables...but I don't think that will work for this. Then I was thinking queries but as far as I am reading the query only works if the info you download is in html or some sort of web format or the information is coming from an external source...but I have all the info now. Someone, please help! |
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