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I have a spreadsheet with Col A having unique customer numbers. Column D
also has the same customer numbers but in no particular order. Column E has
a unique value associated with the number in Column D. I want to have the
unique value associated with the same numbers in columns A & D placed in
Column B.
Is this possible?

Thank you

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Default What excel function to use?

B1: =VLOOKUP(A1,&D$1:$E$100,2,False)

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I have a spreadsheet with Col A having unique customer numbers. Column D
also has the same customer numbers but in no particular order. Column E

has
a unique value associated with the number in Column D. I want to have the
unique value associated with the same numbers in columns A & D placed in
Column B.
Is this possible?

Thank you



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