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Is there anyway we can join tables in Excel like inner join in Access. It
will extracts data from 2 tables where the values of the joined fields match
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Use filtering.
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Hi,

Is there anyway we can join tables in Excel like inner join in Access. It
will extracts data from 2 tables where the values of the joined fields match

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Could u please give more detail? How can I use filtering to extracts data
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Use filtering.
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Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Gary Brown


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Is there anyway we can join tables in Excel like inner join in Access. It
will extracts data from 2 tables where the values of the joined fields match

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