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![]() Hi Folks, I'm pretty much an Excel newbie and need some help. I'm trying to extract some data out of 2 separate spreadsheets, and I need some help to automate the process. It's actually for a medical office and we're moving our patients from one clinic to another. Each spreadsheet has about 1000 patient names on it, in this format: Column A Last name, First names Column B Patient Tel number Sheet 1 has all the names of Dr. T has registered under her name. Sheet 2 has all the names that Dr. T has ever seen in the last year (includes patients that are registered under another doctor in the same clinic). Is there a quick way to compare the 2 spreadsheets, so that only the names that match on Sheet 1 & 2 will be saved? The purpose of this is so that we can call these patients that belong to Dr. T to move to our new office, and we don't want to call anyone that hasn't been to our clinic for over 1 year. Thanks. - Ray -- Royaljelly ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Royaljelly's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32674 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=524795 |
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I'd use the vlookup function to do this.
"Royaljelly" wrote: Hi Folks, I'm pretty much an Excel newbie and need some help. I'm trying to extract some data out of 2 separate spreadsheets, and I need some help to automate the process. It's actually for a medical office and we're moving our patients from one clinic to another. Each spreadsheet has about 1000 patient names on it, in this format: Column A Last name, First names Column B Patient Tel number Sheet 1 has all the names of Dr. T has registered under her name. Sheet 2 has all the names that Dr. T has ever seen in the last year (includes patients that are registered under another doctor in the same clinic). Is there a quick way to compare the 2 spreadsheets, so that only the names that match on Sheet 1 & 2 will be saved? The purpose of this is so that we can call these patients that belong to Dr. T to move to our new office, and we don't want to call anyone that hasn't been to our clinic for over 1 year. Thanks. - Ray -- Royaljelly ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Royaljelly's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32674 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=524795 |
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