Of course, here again, you want to merge the duplicates. Sometimes you may want to merge two tables differently as below. Of course, the solution will be formula oriented.
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I will give you the formula and step-by-step instructions on how to merge two tables as above in Google Sheets. The unique IDs are also added to the merged table as a new row. It was like merging the duplicates in the first two columns and then adding the net salary (third column). In the above example, I have merged two tables. I usually merged those tables into one to make a three months summary report of employee salary. It was related to the quarter ending so there were three reports, you can say three tables. I had been presented monthly salary reports of employees on a quarterly basis. You May Like: Google Sheets vs Excel – Comparison of a few functions in both.
Different Types of Merging of Two Tables in Google SheetsĪ couple of years back, I used to merge tables in Excel (yes! that time I was using Excel) as part of our quarter ending financial statements. Note: Open this functions guide in a new tab as you can quickly refer to any functions that I am going to mention below. In this tutorial, I have included 3 different types of merging of tables. The types and purpose of the merging of two tables may be different for you.
Yes! I am going to take into consideration different aspects of merging of tables. This tutorial may be a little lengthier as I have included different types of merging of tables. It’s about how to merge two tables in Google Sheets using formulas. No script, no add-on! I am back with another Google Spreadsheets tutorial.
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