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Line up set of data when one is incomplete?

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    Line up set of data when one is incomplete?

    Hi all,

    I do this manually now and it's a pain in the butt so I'm hoping someone can help me automate this.

    I basically have two sets of data. To make it simple let's say it looks like this:
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    What I want to do is go through the set that's missing data and have it end up so that the order numbers are lined up with the first set to I can easily tell which ones are missing.

    So I'd like the end result to look like:

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    Can anyone help me with this?

    The data sets might change so there might be anywhere from 3 columns to 6-7 columns per set but I can change that as it comes. Also then the columns that have the matching data would also be in different places but I can change that too.

    Thanks for any help!
    Last edited by kelemvor; 08-19-2011 at 10:44 AM.

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    Re: Line up set of data when one is incomplete?

    Assuming the order will always be the same, you could use this:

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    Re: Line up set of data when one is incomplete?

    Try this:-
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