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How do i map data from two or more tables using the unique ID .

The first table has a unique ID and name dOB address of patients. The
second table holds remainder of the patients data relating to nature of
illness and treatment and it also has a unique ID.

How can i Join or map the two tables to make it into one table?

I'm using Excel 2003

Your help would be very much appreciated
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You can use VLOOKUP on Id and add the DOB/Address information to the other
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Hi

How do i map data from two or more tables using the unique ID .

The first table has a unique ID and name dOB address of patients. The
second table holds remainder of the patients data relating to nature of
illness and treatment and it also has a unique ID.

How can i Join or map the two tables to make it into one table?

I'm using Excel 2003

Your help would be very much appreciated
joey

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