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Sort 2 lists - one w/ last, first name // one w/ first, last name
I have 2 very large excel files that have pulled employee name, week ending
and hours information. The information comes from 2 different systems. As a result, the names are not input the same way. I need to combine both lists and make sure that they mirror one another. Is that possible using a macro or sorting by "matching"? Ex. AGARWAL NIMISH, 10/1/2004, 20 hours // NIMISH R AGARWAL,10/1/2004, 20 hours |
y dont u try with SORT, it can be done and doesn;t seem to that difficult.
Provide with the file ora good example in a more explanatory way -- Hope it Helps! Jim India "musicgirl" wrote in message ... I have 2 very large excel files that have pulled employee name, week ending and hours information. The information comes from 2 different systems. As a result, the names are not input the same way. I need to combine both lists and make sure that they mirror one another. Is that possible using a macro or sorting by "matching"? Ex. AGARWAL NIMISH, 10/1/2004, 20 hours // NIMISH R AGARWAL,10/1/2004, 20 hours |
Insert a column to the right of the names without middle initials. hi-lite
the column of names, go to Data/Test to Columns.... Choose delimited and space as your delimiter. That will put the first & last names in two different columns. You can then sort by either first or last name. Hope that helps. Darcie "musicgirl" wrote: I have 2 very large excel files that have pulled employee name, week ending and hours information. The information comes from 2 different systems. As a result, the names are not input the same way. I need to combine both lists and make sure that they mirror one another. Is that possible using a macro or sorting by "matching"? Ex. AGARWAL NIMISH, 10/1/2004, 20 hours // NIMISH R AGARWAL,10/1/2004, 20 hours |
THAT HELPED SO MUCH!!!! THANK YOU!!!
"o1darcie1o" wrote: Insert a column to the right of the names without middle initials. hi-lite the column of names, go to Data/Test to Columns.... Choose delimited and space as your delimiter. That will put the first & last names in two different columns. You can then sort by either first or last name. Hope that helps. Darcie "musicgirl" wrote: I have 2 very large excel files that have pulled employee name, week ending and hours information. The information comes from 2 different systems. As a result, the names are not input the same way. I need to combine both lists and make sure that they mirror one another. Is that possible using a macro or sorting by "matching"? Ex. AGARWAL NIMISH, 10/1/2004, 20 hours // NIMISH R AGARWAL,10/1/2004, 20 hours |
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