How to merge two arrays
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Hello everyone,
Here is my "problem":
I have two Excel tables that have the same structure (same number of rows and columns).
These two tables are rates from different suppliers, let's say.
I would like to merge these two tables into one, in order to keep only the best rates from each (sometimes table A is cheaper, sometimes it's table B).
I'm not sure if I was clear enough in my request, but anyway, thank you for your help.
Nicolas
Here is my "problem":
I have two Excel tables that have the same structure (same number of rows and columns).
These two tables are rates from different suppliers, let's say.
I would like to merge these two tables into one, in order to keep only the best rates from each (sometimes table A is cheaper, sometimes it's table B).
I'm not sure if I was clear enough in my request, but anyway, thank you for your help.
Nicolas
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Hello Nicolas,
You wrote "only keep the best rates from each one".
So if each table has, for example, 100 lines, you could
start by "pruning" them:
a) Make a selection of your table A to keep only the
suppliers with the most attractive rates. So,
you'll have, for example, 40 lines left.
b) Make the same selection on your table B as on A; let's say there will be 30 lines left.
c) Copy and paste the remaining 30 lines from table B
right below the 40 lines of table A: a merge has been done!
d) Of course, don't forget to delete the sheet of table B:
no need to keep unnecessary duplicates, right? 😉
If your problem is solved, please go to the top of the page
to click on "Mark as resolved".
Best regards. 😊
You wrote "only keep the best rates from each one".
So if each table has, for example, 100 lines, you could
start by "pruning" them:
a) Make a selection of your table A to keep only the
suppliers with the most attractive rates. So,
you'll have, for example, 40 lines left.
b) Make the same selection on your table B as on A; let's say there will be 30 lines left.
c) Copy and paste the remaining 30 lines from table B
right below the 40 lines of table A: a merge has been done!
d) Of course, don't forget to delete the sheet of table B:
no need to keep unnecessary duplicates, right? 😉
If your problem is solved, please go to the top of the page
to click on "Mark as resolved".
Best regards. 😊