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Using Excel 2003. I have two Excel files, each with a single worksheet
containing the data that I need to summarize. Each has a common field containing an account number. I need to summarize data from each spreadsheet into a single table. For example, I have account number, customer name, city and state in one worksheet/file and dollar amounts on about 10% of those customers in the other worksheet/file. Is it possible to combine this data into a single Pivot Table from the two files? Or do I need to combine the files into a single worksheet first and go from there? I am new to working with Pivot Tables and do not know all the ins and outs of the feature. Thanks for any help you can provide! |
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