Linda
You did a good job with that. I have a couple of questions. Your
Master. Is that a workbook with just that one sheet?
The new spreadsheet. Is that a separate workbook (wb) and you work with it
as a separate workbook or do you copy the sheet(s) from it into the Master
and work with it that way?
You say you have 4 different vendors. How does that play into
what you do? Do you have a "new workbook" that comes in once a month for
each vendor?
The new workbooks. Do they always have the same names? Do you
put them in one folder?
I take it that you use the phone numbers to compare with. What
do you want as the final product? In other words, some entries in the new
wb are new (not in the Master) and some entries in the Master are not in the
new wb. The code (VBA programming) will find all this but how do you want
it to tell you what it finds? Do you want a list of all the old and all the
new? If so, where? Do you want the old to turn one color and the new to
turn another color? Maybe you want all the new placed in the Master. If
so, what do you want to happen with the old?
The code can work with any layout you have but I recommend that
you copy sheets so that you end up with one wb containing the Master sheet
and all the vendor sheets. Then you would run the code and it would do all
at once.
If you wish, it might be better if you send me a copy or a
sample of your Master and the other workbooks. Make up fake data if you
wish. I need just the layout. My email is
[email protected].
Remove the "extra" from this address. HTH Otto