Match Columns of different workbook
I am now creating new macro. I still have difficulties
Anyway, I have two workbooks.
- Customer List
- Account List
on Customer List I have columns
Cust_No, Cust_ShortName, Cust_fname, Cust_mname, Cust_lname, Cust_Bdate, Cust_Address
while on Account List I have
CusT_NO, Acct_Name, Acct_No, Date_Created, Balance
Now... I want to match them using there Cust_NO. I want to get the ACCT_NO from the Account List. (by the way Cust_NO is unique so that's my basis for matching)
I want to copy Customer List and save as new file, but before copying it I want the Acct_No should be included in the new saved file.
I want it like this for the new file:
(New Saved file) columns
Cust_No, **Acct_No.**, Cust_ShortName, Cust_fname, Cust_mname, Cust_lname, Cust_Bdate, Cust_Address
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Jan 29 at 8:37
Ahmed Ashour
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asked Jan 29 at 7:31
geegee
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I am now creating new macro. I still have difficulties
Anyway, I have two workbooks.
- Customer List
- Account List
on Customer List I have columns
Cust_No, Cust_ShortName, Cust_fname, Cust_mname, Cust_lname, Cust_Bdate, Cust_Address
while on Account List I have
CusT_NO, Acct_Name, Acct_No, Date_Created, Balance
Now... I want to match them using there Cust_NO. I want to get the ACCT_NO from the Account List. (by the way Cust_NO is unique so that's my basis for matching)
I want to copy Customer List and save as new file, but before copying it I want the Acct_No should be included in the new saved file.
I want it like this for the new file:
(New Saved file) columns
Cust_No, **Acct_No.**, Cust_ShortName, Cust_fname, Cust_mname, Cust_lname, Cust_Bdate, Cust_Address
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Jan 29 at 8:37
Ahmed Ashour
1,3872716
asked Jan 29 at 7:31
geegee
344
"I am now creating new macro" - please share it and explain what it currently does, and how it should work different.(please don't answer in comment, but edit your question).
– Máté Juhász
Jan 29 at 8:27
So, you basically need a vlookup in another file?
– Moacir
Jan 29 at 11:13
yes I did. I also filter the data then delete all the blanks after I'd write down vlookup. thanks for your suggestions :)
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:25
add a comment |
I am now creating new macro. I still have difficulties
Anyway, I have two workbooks.
- Customer List
- Account List
on Customer List I have columns
Cust_No, Cust_ShortName, Cust_fname, Cust_mname, Cust_lname, Cust_Bdate, Cust_Address
while on Account List I have
CusT_NO, Acct_Name, Acct_No, Date_Created, Balance
Now... I want to match them using there Cust_NO. I want to get the ACCT_NO from the Account List. (by the way Cust_NO is unique so that's my basis for matching)
I want to copy Customer List and save as new file, but before copying it I want the Acct_No should be included in the new saved file.
I want it like this for the new file:
(New Saved file) columns
Cust_No, **Acct_No.**, Cust_ShortName, Cust_fname, Cust_mname, Cust_lname, Cust_Bdate, Cust_Address
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Jan 29 at 8:37
Ahmed Ashour
1,3872716
asked Jan 29 at 7:31
geegee
344
I am now creating new macro. I still have difficulties
Anyway, I have two workbooks.
- Customer List
- Account List
on Customer List I have columns
Cust_No, Cust_ShortName, Cust_fname, Cust_mname, Cust_lname, Cust_Bdate, Cust_Address
while on Account List I have
CusT_NO, Acct_Name, Acct_No, Date_Created, Balance
Now... I want to match them using there Cust_NO. I want to get the ACCT_NO from the Account List. (by the way Cust_NO is unique so that's my basis for matching)
I want to copy Customer List and save as new file, but before copying it I want the Acct_No should be included in the new saved file.
I want it like this for the new file:
(New Saved file) columns
Cust_No, **Acct_No.**, Cust_ShortName, Cust_fname, Cust_mname, Cust_lname, Cust_Bdate, Cust_Address
microsoft-excel vba macros
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Jan 29 at 8:37
Ahmed Ashour
1,3872716
asked Jan 29 at 7:31
geegee
344
edited Jan 29 at 8:37
Ahmed Ashour
1,3872716
asked Jan 29 at 7:31
geegee
344
edited Jan 29 at 8:37
Ahmed Ashour
1,3872716
edited Jan 29 at 8:37
Ahmed Ashour
1,3872716
edited Jan 29 at 8:37
Ahmed Ashour
1,3872716
1,3872716
asked Jan 29 at 7:31
geegee
344
asked Jan 29 at 7:31
geegee
344
asked Jan 29 at 7:31
geegee
344
344
"I am now creating new macro" - please share it and explain what it currently does, and how it should work different.(please don't answer in comment, but edit your question).
– Máté Juhász
Jan 29 at 8:27
So, you basically need a vlookup in another file?
– Moacir
Jan 29 at 11:13
yes I did. I also filter the data then delete all the blanks after I'd write down vlookup. thanks for your suggestions :)
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:25
add a comment |
"I am now creating new macro" - please share it and explain what it currently does, and how it should work different.(please don't answer in comment, but edit your question).
– Máté Juhász
Jan 29 at 8:27
So, you basically need a vlookup in another file?
– Moacir
Jan 29 at 11:13
yes I did. I also filter the data then delete all the blanks after I'd write down vlookup. thanks for your suggestions :)
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:25
"I am now creating new macro" - please share it and explain what it currently does, and how it should work different.(please don't answer in comment, but edit your question).
– Máté Juhász
Jan 29 at 8:27
"I am now creating new macro" - please share it and explain what it currently does, and how it should work different.(please don't answer in comment, but edit your question).
– Máté Juhász
Jan 29 at 8:27
So, you basically need a vlookup in another file?
– Moacir
Jan 29 at 11:13
So, you basically need a vlookup in another file?
– Moacir
Jan 29 at 11:13
yes I did. I also filter the data then delete all the blanks after I'd write down vlookup. thanks for your suggestions :)
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:25
yes I did. I also filter the data then delete all the blanks after I'd write down vlookup. thanks for your suggestions :)
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:25
add a comment |
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Unless you want to automate the process to be run regularly there is no need for a macro. You just need to open both files and create a VLOOKUP in the file you want your results in.
answered Jan 29 at 15:54
BradRBradR
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thank you. already did what you've said. and it worked out well. the output shows I really want. thanks a lot
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:24
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Unless you want to automate the process to be run regularly there is no need for a macro. You just need to open both files and create a VLOOKUP in the file you want your results in.
answered Jan 29 at 15:54
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thank you. already did what you've said. and it worked out well. the output shows I really want. thanks a lot
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Jan 30 at 6:24
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Unless you want to automate the process to be run regularly there is no need for a macro. You just need to open both files and create a VLOOKUP in the file you want your results in.
answered Jan 29 at 15:54
BradRBradR
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thank you. already did what you've said. and it worked out well. the output shows I really want. thanks a lot
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:24
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Unless you want to automate the process to be run regularly there is no need for a macro. You just need to open both files and create a VLOOKUP in the file you want your results in.
answered Jan 29 at 15:54
BradRBradR
925
Unless you want to automate the process to be run regularly there is no need for a macro. You just need to open both files and create a VLOOKUP in the file you want your results in.
answered Jan 29 at 15:54
BradRBradR
925
answered Jan 29 at 15:54
BradRBradR
925
answered Jan 29 at 15:54
BradRBradR
925
answered Jan 29 at 15:54
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thank you. already did what you've said. and it worked out well. the output shows I really want. thanks a lot
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:24
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thank you. already did what you've said. and it worked out well. the output shows I really want. thanks a lot
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:24
thank you. already did what you've said. and it worked out well. the output shows I really want. thanks a lot
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:24
thank you. already did what you've said. and it worked out well. the output shows I really want. thanks a lot
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Jan 30 at 6:24
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"I am now creating new macro" - please share it and explain what it currently does, and how it should work different.(please don't answer in comment, but edit your question).
– Máté Juhász
Jan 29 at 8:27
So, you basically need a vlookup in another file?
– Moacir
Jan 29 at 11:13
yes I did. I also filter the data then delete all the blanks after I'd write down vlookup. thanks for your suggestions :)
– gee
Jan 30 at 6:25