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My boss had me merge together a ton of data.
Group Name, Renewal Month, Broker Name, Broker Phone, Address, Address 2, City, State, County, Zip, Employer Phone, Employer Key Contact, EE's, SIC Code, Current Carrier, EE Rate, EE Rate2, Benefit Design, Status, RFP Date, Comments 1, Comments 2, Comments 3 - Are all the columns. Due to merging data from 10 different spreadsheets into one big spreadsheet (40k records), I have been trying to find a way to consolidate all information for each unique record onto one line. Some are entirely duplicate and some just need to consolidate the information. (i.e. Group name is the same for three records but one record has the address and another has the SIC code and the third is blank) Is there a simple way to do this? I tried running the EasyFilter Add-In that was mentioned on another post and it took all of my memory and timed out after an hour. I looked at the pearson guy's site but it wouldn't consolidate AND delete duplicates. Any ideas? |
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