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Dear all
Could you please help me with this scenario? I have two tables in WORD which I want to merge in the way described below. For ease of reference, I am calling the tables "TABLE 1" and "TABLE 2". About the tables:
About the intended merging of the tables:
Thank you very much for your help!! By the way: I picked 13 letters to identify the countries because there are no double entries then (and I do not have another possibility to identify them because the cells with the countries have a lot of other (varying) text so that I cannot just look for identical cells in tables 1 and 2). Best Fin |
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