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I usually take my Excel spreadsheets into Access to perform this task, then
bring them back to Excel. It would save me some time if it can be done in Excel. I have two tables. Table A has 5 columns & table B has 3. Both tables contain a column with similiar info. I want to make a new table that contains all columns from both tables. Following is an example of what I'm trying to do. I am not actually dealing with this type of data, but thought it would be easier to explain using this scenario. Table A: Name, Address, DOB, SS# Table B: Name, Child's Name, Phone# New Table: Name, Address, DOB, SS#, Name, Status, Phone# (FYI - the new table should contain every record from Table A, but only those records from Table B where the "Names" match.) |
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