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Here's my situation. I have 3 files covering 3 years (2004, 2005 and 2006).
Each contains 3 columns columns of information. Column A is Part Number.
Collumn B is Description. Column C is Quantity (sold that year).

I'm trying to determine the Min/Max levels we need to stock for each item.
Each year there are different part numbers for a variety of reasons. Some
discontinued, some new that year etc.

Basically, I want a sheet with columns that looks like this:

Part# Desc 04usage 05usage 06usage

Once I have a sheet that contains this, I can manage the rest. Or is there a
way to make a new sheet that draws the information from the 3 sheets?

Is this possible... and possible in a way that a noob like me can manage? I
got "volunteered" to do this, and for the life of me, can't understand why.

Thanks!

John
 
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