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Angela
 
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Default Gathering and Combinging Data in 2 Spreadsheets

Well Im not sure. Here is the scenario:

I have a worksheet called Original and I have another worksheet called
Final

The column names in Original are List Origin, Title, FirstName, LastName,
Title, etc.
The columns names in Final are exactly the same (No Phone or Fax numbers,
however).
The exception is there is nothing in the List Origin column of the Final
worksheet.
The column range in Original is A2 to S17752
The column range in Final is A2 to P11905
I need to search the First Name and Last Name in Original and where they
match return the List Origin for that person in Final

I have tried different Vlookup formulas, and I just dont seem to be able to
make it happen. What do you think?


"David McRitchie" wrote:

Please explain why VLOOKUP would not work for you.
ttp://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/vlookup.htm

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"Angela" wrote in message ...
Ok - this is almost what I need. Except that for each contact name in the
one sheet, I need to have the origin of the contact displayed from the other
sheet. For instance, I have John Doe, 1234 What Street, What City, etc. in
sheet 2. I need to find the same John Doe in sheet 1 and have whatever is in
the "Origin" column of sheet1 displayed in the "Origin" Column of sheet 2.

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

Look at VLOOKUP - this will link the two files. Come back if you have
questions; we can show you how to use Paste Special to break the link
between the two files
best wishes
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Bernard V Liengme
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"Angela" wrote in message
...
I have 2 workbooks. The first workbook is a compilation of approximately
15,000 contacts. The second workbook is a copy of the first. Someone
eliminated a very important column in the second workbook. This column
contained the employee name that the contact originated from. I can not
just
go back and paste the original column in to the second workbook, because
there have been multiple revisions, deletions and additions to the second
work book.

I need a way to match each name in the second workbook to their name in
the
original workbook so that I can capture the origin for that contact name
which is only contained in the first workbook. Any idea how I can do
that?








 
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