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I have two excel workbooks with different data, but a column with the same
information in them exists. As I obtain a value of one of books basing to me on the value thatexists in the common column? |
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It sounds like =vlookup() or =index(match()) would work ok.
Visit Debra Dalgleish's site: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html for nice instructions. Carcastel wrote: I have two excel workbooks with different data, but a column with the same information in them exists. As I obtain a value of one of books basing to me on the value thatexists in the common column? -- Dave Peterson |
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It realy works
Many Tanks Dave "Carcastel" wrote: I have two excel workbooks with different data, but a column with the same information in them exists. As I obtain a value of one of books basing to me on the value thatexists in the common column? |
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