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Can you or how can you have to lookups?
I have a spreadsheet that has a column with store #'s and a column with part #'s and a column with Qty's. I want to compare it to another workbook. See if that spreadsheet is the same in quantities and part #'s. for that store. I basically have a file of PO's for store orders which include part#'s and quatities for stores. I sent it to the be ordered and we've received the orders and now I want to see if they there are any orders missing for each store and part # and compare the qty's as well. Hope that wasn't confusing. If you find this store and this part # on this workbook give me the qty. Thanks B. |
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