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Merging Excel spreadsheets

Asked by cookre in Microsoft Office Suite

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I have two Excel 2000 spreadsheets.  Each spread sheet contains various attribute values of a certain subset of servers.  Both use column A for the server name and each entry in column A is unique within its' spread sheet.  There are, however, many servers that appear in both spread sheets.

Let's say the first, SS1, has five columns, SS1A through SS1E and the second, SS2, has three columns SS2A through SS2C.

I would like to create a third spread sheet that is a merge of these two whose columns seven columns are A, SS1B, SS1C, SS1D, SS1E, SS2B, and SS2C with, of course, no duplicates in column A.

How would you do this, given that:

* this merge will be done weekly,
* SS1 will average 1,000 rows,
* SS2 will average 500 rows, and
* the overlap will average 300 rows.

The ideal solution would stay entirely within Excel, but that's not a requirement.
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