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I have two sets of data with the same information but not in the same order
and am trying to match the data. In each data set I have 10 pools containing 100 loans. Each pool has a unique ID and each loan within the applicable pool has an ID of 1 to 100. I need to look up the Pool ID, then look up the loan ID so that I can extract the property type information from a third column. The Pool ID and property type is text but the loan ID is a number. I am struggling to put together the right combination of formulas to give the property type for each loan within each pool. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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Create a 'cheater' column in each of your 2 sets of data.
The cheater column combines the pool id and the loan id. Ex: Assume pool id is in Col A and loan id is in Col B and the data starts in row 2. In your cheater column, in row 2 put the formula =A2 & B2 Now use a vlookup( ) formula to look up the property type info Hope this helps, Sincerely, Gary Brown "HRHRLBS" wrote: I have two sets of data with the same information but not in the same order and am trying to match the data. In each data set I have 10 pools containing 100 loans. Each pool has a unique ID and each loan within the applicable pool has an ID of 1 to 100. I need to look up the Pool ID, then look up the loan ID so that I can extract the property type information from a third column. The Pool ID and property type is text but the loan ID is a number. I am struggling to put together the right combination of formulas to give the property type for each loan within each pool. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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Gary,
Thank you - very helpful. Now if I can just figure out why I get #Value! result when I combine the two columns I can move ahead. "Gary Brown" wrote: Create a 'cheater' column in each of your 2 sets of data. The cheater column combines the pool id and the loan id. Ex: Assume pool id is in Col A and loan id is in Col B and the data starts in row 2. In your cheater column, in row 2 put the formula =A2 & B2 Now use a vlookup( ) formula to look up the property type info Hope this helps, Sincerely, Gary Brown "HRHRLBS" wrote: I have two sets of data with the same information but not in the same order and am trying to match the data. In each data set I have 10 pools containing 100 loans. Each pool has a unique ID and each loan within the applicable pool has an ID of 1 to 100. I need to look up the Pool ID, then look up the loan ID so that I can extract the property type information from a third column. The Pool ID and property type is text but the loan ID is a number. I am struggling to put together the right combination of formulas to give the property type for each loan within each pool. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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