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Old 07-10-2009, 01:59 AM
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Re: Compare two files with the same ID

  1. Why are the two cells highlighted?
  2. I see no discernable difference between the Master File and Update file. Have you oversimplified the example data to the point we can't see your need?
  3. Can you provide a more varied Master data set showing ALL the hurdles that have to be dealt with.
  4. Can you provide BEFORE/AFTER examples so it's clear what you really need this macro to do?
  5. Will the update file really have ALL the same # of rows and IDs as the master file? If so, couldn't you just use the update file to replace the master file as is? If not, show a better example of how your update file might actually look.
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