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Default ACCESS Query in EXCEL

Hi Everyone,

I need to do a Query in Excel that I used to do in Access before.
I'm using Office 2004 for Mac, so I don't have Access to do the Query.

There are two set of data, let's say Oct and Nov, they both have Key Field
(ID#). what I need is to find out if the Key Field are matched in both
sheets, then copy the whole line let's say Column A-I to a separate sheet
called "Match", Column A-I is Oct and Append Nov in Col K-S, so they are side
by side in that sheet.

If the Key field is found in Oct and Not in Nov then copy that lines to a
separate sheet called "Oct Only" and the same thing for "Nov Only" if only
found in Nov.

Thanks a lot for any help with this.
Oh, just a tag-on question, is there a way to find UNIQUE record in Excel
just like in Access with the "Key Field" property? If so, how?

Neon520
 
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