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Thank you. With a little trial and error it work. My data was more
complicated then the example I posted so I had to figure out the formula. Thanks again!!! "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Doug, In cell D2 of worksheet 1, use the formula =VLOOKUP($A2,'Worksheet 2'!$A:$C,COLUMN()-2,False) Copy it to cell E2, then copy D2:E2 to match your data in worksheet 1. You can then copy columns D and E and pastespecial values, then get rid of worksheet 2, if you want. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Doug" wrote in message ... I have two worksheets w/ data that I want to combine into a single worksheet. I want to combine rows based upon one column of data that each shares: worksheet 1: ID # Name State 1 Bob Ohio 1 Sue Utah 2 Joe Iowa Worksheet 2: ID# Location size 1 east 4 2 midwest 6 Combined Worksheet: ID# Name State Location Size 1 Bob Ohio east 4 1 Sue Utah east 4 2 Joe iowa midwest 6 I am struggling to figure this out. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks |
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