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This is part of big data,
Does all source data in one sheet or in two seperate sheets?
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For example - Here in B4 box is E3 box the Staff/AgentCode is same but in different rows, I want to bring both of the data in same row. I mean either E3 and F3 should come to E4 and F4, or the B4 & C4 data should come to same row with B3 & C3. This is part of big data, I cannot do it manually.
| B | C | D | E | F |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Staff/AgentCode | Jan-23 | Staff/AgentCode | Feb-23 | |
| B518396 | 1 | B524572 | 116 | |
| B524572 | 128 | B530015 | 72 | |
| B530015 | 78 | B540715 | 7 | |
| B540715 | 16 | B624297 | 39 | |
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This is part of big data,
Does all source data in one sheet or in two seperate sheets?
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I'd do it like this:
In D1: Feb-23
In D2: =XLOOKUP(E2, $B$2:$B$10000, $C$2:$C$10000, "")
Fill down from D2.