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Awesome!! Thank you once more!!
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Very quick with response, exact answer needed!
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Very quick with response, exact answer needed!

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Hi guys,<br />
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Thank you for taking the time to look at my question, your help is most appreciated.<br />
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Essentially this is what I want to do:<br />
XML file one has the following fields:<br />
ID, RLD, BRAND, TEST<br />
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and XML file 2 has fields<br />
ID, Response1, Response2<br />
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what I want to be able to do is to have the data from XML 2 appear right next to the relevant ID from XML 1. &nbsp;Is this possible?<br />
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many thanks for your advice and assistance it is most appreciated.
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Hi guys,

Thank you for taking the time to look at my question, your help is most appreciated.

Essentially this is what I want to do:
XML file one has the following fields:
ID, RLD, BRAND, TEST

and XML file 2 has fields
ID, Response1, Response2

what I want to be able to do is to have the data from XML 2 appear right next to the relevant ID from XML 1.  Is this possible?

many thanks for your advice and assistance it is most appreciated.

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