Col A Col B Col C Col D
Fname SSN Telephone Lname
Data . . .
Data . . .
Data . . .
Col M Col N Col O
Fname Telephone Lname
Blank . . .
Use the Data=>Advanced Filter
With columns A

as the source
M1:O1 as the destination
No criteria, Select copy to
Turn on the macro recorder to get the code while you do it manually.
then
set rng = Range("M1").CurrentRegion
set rng = rng.offset(1,0).Resize(rng.rows.count-1)
rng.copy Worksheets("Data").Cells(rows.count,1).End(xlup)(2)
and So forth
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy
"rjr" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:SVMVg.19254$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello, Excel 2003.
> My problem is I have data in Oracle on our mainframe and routinely
> download this data into excel format.
> I then copy and paste this data into the worksheet that I use.
> The headers of each one are completely different and I'm looking to
> automate the process and import all the data from one to the one I use.
> I am also using JWalk data form and there is some calculated data in some
> of the fields in the worksheet I'm importing into. I usually use JWalk and
> use the "New" feature to generate blank records for as many rows as I'm
> going to import.
>
> I could use help with a formula that would allow me to take each column
> from the worksheet I'm going to import from (always the same header) and
> import that new data into the existing data (always to the same header)
> and place it at the bottome of the worksheet's existing data. In the
> example Col 2 for SSN would not be exported as it's not used anymore. So
> it would have to go to Col 1 "Fname" and select all entries in that column
> and then move it to "ERFname" and paste it after the existing data. THen I
> would like it to do a sort by ID number so I could compare duplicates and
> remove the newer ones.
>
> Col 1 Col 2 Col 3 Col 4 export to Col1
> Col2 Col3 Col 4
> Fname SSN Telephone Lname ERFname Telephone ERLname
> ETC.......
>
> Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.
> Bob Reynolds
>