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    Hello!

    I have 2 sets of data, with the same Constant ID in each (Customer Name) I am looking to join these 2 lists together and add the new numbers to the 3rd column basically like below. Googled around but not sure what type of formula/function I could use to join these 2 lists.

    If it matters, the lists do not match 1:1 at the row level ... So customer on line 4 might be Customer on line 7 for the 2nd list. However, same name, but list 2 might just have more customers on it ...

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    Thanks for any help on this!

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    Re: Another Combining Columns Question

    You could use VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH or even FILTER. For example, C2 copied down:

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    Re: Another Combining Columns Question

    Perfect, thank you!! Not sure why I thought vlookup would not handle this

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    You're welcome.



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    Re: Another Combining Columns Question

    was not aware, but now I am and also done

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    You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.

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