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comparing workbooks
Can anyone advise a solution? I have two workbooks one is a stock list the
other is a complete price list. Both workbooks have a part number column however more items appear in the price list than the stock list. I want to automatically scan the complete price list to identify a part number that appears in the stock list and then copy the price from the price list for that part number into a new column on the stock list. |
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In cell B1 of the Stock list enter
=VLOOKUP(A1,[Book2]Sheet1!$A$1:$A$1000,2,0) Change ranges to suit -- Regards Roger Govier "glenn" wrote in message ... Can anyone advise a solution? I have two workbooks one is a stock list the other is a complete price list. Both workbooks have a part number column however more items appear in the price list than the stock list. I want to automatically scan the complete price list to identify a part number that appears in the stock list and then copy the price from the price list for that part number into a new column on the stock list. |
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