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Compare and copy values across worksheets using macro

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    Compare and copy values across worksheets using macro

    I need to create a macro that compares the values of the open worksheet to the newest worksheet (on the right of the current worksheet). It needs to go like this:

    For each row, if columns A and B in CurrentWorksheet.pivottable (concatinated) are equal to the values in column A and B in PreviousWorksheet.pivottable (concatinated),

    Copy values from PreviousWorksheet column D to ActiveWorksheet column D
    Copy values from PreviousWorksheet column E to ActiveWorksheet column E
    Copy values from PreviousWorksheet column F to ActiveWorksheet column F

    Note that the pivot table varies in length. Is this possible, if so how can I do this? Your help is greatly apprecaited.

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    Re: Compare and copy values across worksheets using macro

    You want to copy values into a pivot table?

    Why dont you explain with the help of a sample file?

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