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Delete duplicates on 2nd workbook
I have 2 workbooks with contact information as follows;
company address city state zip phone contact 123 co. anystreet anyttown tx 12345 (123)456-7890 joe smith One is the 2008 listing, and the 2nd one is the 2009 listing. Both lists contain over 200k entires. I need to compare the 2, and delete all duplicate entries in the 2009 list, leaving only the new additions in 2009 to work with. Is this possible in excel, or do I need to get Access now? |
Delete duplicates on 2nd workbook
Why not copy 2008 info to 2009sortrun a macro to compare from the BOTTOM
up deleting rows that match. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Dude" wrote in message ... I have 2 workbooks with contact information as follows; company address city state zip phone contact 123 co. anystreet anyttown tx 12345 (123)456-7890 joe smith One is the 2008 listing, and the 2nd one is the 2009 listing. Both lists contain over 200k entires. I need to compare the 2, and delete all duplicate entries in the 2009 list, leaving only the new additions in 2009 to work with. Is this possible in excel, or do I need to get Access now? |
Delete duplicates on 2nd workbook
Ok, its running.
With close to 1/2 of a million entries, this might take a while. Ill follow up the post after its done. Thank you Don. John "Don Guillett" wrote: Why not copy 2008 info to 2009sortrun a macro to compare from the BOTTOM up deleting rows that match. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Dude" wrote in message ... I have 2 workbooks with contact information as follows; company address city state zip phone contact 123 co. anystreet anyttown tx 12345 (123)456-7890 joe smith One is the 2008 listing, and the 2nd one is the 2009 listing. Both lists contain over 200k entires. I need to compare the 2, and delete all duplicate entries in the 2009 list, leaving only the new additions in 2009 to work with. Is this possible in excel, or do I need to get Access now? |
Delete duplicates on 2nd workbook
Ok, it was taking a long time.
I ended up breaking out 30k listings at a time and running them, then copy/paste to a new worksheet. Running the whole 440 thousand names was 4.5 hours and still not done, and it only takes about 4 minutes to run 30k at a time. Thanks for the help. "Dude" wrote: Ok, its running. With close to 1/2 of a million entries, this might take a while. Ill follow up the post after its done. Thank you Don. John "Don Guillett" wrote: Why not copy 2008 info to 2009sortrun a macro to compare from the BOTTOM up deleting rows that match. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Dude" wrote in message ... I have 2 workbooks with contact information as follows; company address city state zip phone contact 123 co. anystreet anyttown tx 12345 (123)456-7890 joe smith One is the 2008 listing, and the 2nd one is the 2009 listing. Both lists contain over 200k entires. I need to compare the 2, and delete all duplicate entries in the 2009 list, leaving only the new additions in 2009 to work with. Is this possible in excel, or do I need to get Access now? |
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