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Hello,
Ive got two columns with staff ID numbers which Id like to firstly match and then sort so that identical ID numbers are on the same row. For example, unsorted the columns look like this: A B 3345 3876 3654 3980 2872 3545 3980 2872 Id like to have the ID numbers matched and sorted by row like this: A B 3345 3345 3654 2872 2872 3980 3980 3876 Column A has about 3000 entries and Column B has about 400 entries, so that not all ID numbers in Column B appear in Column A. Columns D, E, F etc have other information such as the persons name, telephone number, email address etc. How do I do this? I am a very basic Excel user so Im not very familiar with formulas etc. I'm using Excel 2007. Thanks in advance, Eilean |
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