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replyReply Thu 21 Feb 2008, 17:33Delegate Christof said...

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I have two Excel files. Both are a list of booking information like reference name dates and room rate and so on.
One workbook has additional information how much the hotel charged for the booking. Both workbooks have the reference numbers of the booking. How can I get the charge information from one book merged into the other?

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replyReply Thu 28 Feb 2008, 11:31Delegate Christof said...

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I found something that does the trick... however at a price... do you know a formula that could do the same?

http://www.ablebits.com/excel-lookup-tables/index.php

 

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