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My worksheet has the following columns:
Last Name, First Name, middle, suffix, DOB, Phone, address1, address2, city, state, zip The worksheet that has the data I need to remove from my worksheet has: Last Name, First Name, DOB, Field4, Field5, Field6 (those are the actual column headings). The data is small enough that a match on Last Name, First Name and DOB in the second sheet is assumed to be the same person as in the first sheet. So for the three columns in the second sheet, I need to remove the corresponding row in the first sheet. In fact, a match on last name and DOB is probably close enough. I am being asked to redo this differently, so I want something better than sorting and manually deleting. And I do not see how I can match three different columns with the lookup functions. Can the lookup functions do this? ________ Greg Stigers, MCSA remember to vote for the answers you like |
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