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Pivot1 contains ALL clients. Pivot2 SOME clients. Datafields are different.
My idea is to use VBA to copy/paste both pivots to a new sheet, match client rows in Pivot2 to Pivot1 to get one row per client. Finally delete column with duplicate client id:s. Is this a good approach or is there a better way? If it is ok, how do I match rows to get one row per client? (excel 2003) Grateful for any suggestions! Ulf |
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