How do I combine information from two spreadsheets into one?

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My spreadsheets bot have the following rows:

Dept. Description Merch. Cat. Description Taxware Product Code

One spreadsheet has the several columns of company information and the other
needs to have the items matched with the correct Dept. Descrp, Merch. Cat
Descrp, and Tax Product code. However, I do not want to copy of paste the
information by each new line on the new spreadsheet. How would I consolidate
the two having the spreadsheet with the complete information carry over the
information to the matching product on the new spreadsheet? Not every column
will be listed in the new spreadsheet, so a search for like items will need
to be conducted?
 
J

Joseph Meehan

brin said:
My spreadsheets bot have the following rows:

Dept. Description Merch. Cat. Description Taxware Product Code

One spreadsheet has the several columns of company information and
the other needs to have the items matched with the correct Dept.
Descrp, Merch. Cat Descrp, and Tax Product code. However, I do not
want to copy of paste the information by each new line on the new
spreadsheet. How would I consolidate the two having the spreadsheet
with the complete information carry over the information to the
matching product on the new spreadsheet? Not every column will be
listed in the new spreadsheet, so a search for like items will need
to be conducted?

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