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#API VBA JOIN HOW TO#

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Now, for simplicity reason (and for practical usage), I'm not going to be returning an array. If we were to describe how INNER JOIN() works in algorithmical fashion, it would look something like this.Д¬ompare the data against each other and return a new resulting array r = a в€© bДЈ.1 Expression a в€© b can be written 'programatically' as the following: Let's presume we have the following data: Via powerquery - which I'm not that familiar with myself, so you'll have to do your own research / maybe somebody else will answer it.

#API VBA JOIN MANUAL#

The manual way - I had an answer written up, but beat me to it and it's more elegant dare I say, so just refer to his instead It's important to point out we are NOT even capable of doing proper INNER JOIN(), but we can at least create an illusion - basically an emulation of what it's supposed to do So that leaves us with 3 options (or at least I could think of that many). This is, as correctly pointed out, not what Excel was built to do.

Inner join is a operation that basically takes two entities and creates a new one out of that, like so: While the results may change based on formulas and what not, in order to check a value it needs to be specified somewhere. What I mean under that, Excel is primarily used for static data. Because it can be and can't be done at the same time

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