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Need to link data from sheet to sheet? by name and date?

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    Need to link data from sheet to sheet? by name and date?

    I'm currently working on a membership database and I have 3 spreadsheets. The 1st includes First Name Last Name Address City Zip Phone Email. 2nd Includes First Name Last Name birthday and anniversary.
    3rd includes First Name Last Name current status. I need to create a new sheet that includes all data from each spreadsheet and matches by first name last name in each file.
    So final sheet would be:
    First Name Last Name Address City Zip Phone Email Birthday Anniversary Current Status.....how do I link all data from 3 seperate spreadsheets into one spread sheet by First Name Last Name?

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    Re: Need to link data from sheet to sheet? by name and date?

    Hi
    try using VLOOKUP or an INDEX/MATCH combination

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    Re: Need to link data from sheet to sheet? by name and date?

    Most efficient way is to create a new column in each sheet (i.e. Insert Col A) and concatenate first and last name there. You can hide that column when you are done.
    So in A2 (if row 2 is where your data begins) of Sheet1
    =IF(ISTEXT(B2), B2&C2,"") copied down as far as you expect your database to go
    Then in your new sheet, you'd copy over columns B and C from sheet1 (into A and B of new sheet)
    In C, where you want Address, you'd do a VLOOKUP
    =VLOOKUP(A2&B2, sheet1!$A$2:$G500,4, FALSE)
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