I've found this excel add-in to buy that appears to do what I need, but I'd rather have code that's open to use a开发者_开发知识库s I wish. While a GUI is nice, it's not required.
In an attempt to make the question more clear, I'm adding some two sample "input" tables in tab delimited form, and the resulting output table:
SAMPLE_INPUT_TABLE_01
horse<tab>age<tab>body
a<tab>1<tab>A
b<tab>2<tab>B
b<tab>3<tab>C
c<tab>4<tab>D
e<tab>5<tab>E
f<tab>6<tab>F
SAMPLE_INPUT_TABLE_02
rider<tab>horse<tab>finish<tab>date
xxx<tab>a<tab>yy<tab>zz
xxx<tab>b<tab>yy<tab>zz
xxx<tab>b<tab>yy<tab>zz
xxx<tab>c<tab>yy<tab>zz
xxx<tab>e<tab>yy<tab>zz
xxx<tab>f<tab>yy<tab>zz
SAMPLE_OUTPUT_TABLE_03
rider<tab>horse<tab>finish<tab>date<tab>age<tab>body
xxx<tab>a<tab>yy<tab>zz<tab>1<tab>A
xxx<tab>b<tab>yy<tab>zz<tab>3<tab>C
xxx<tab>b<tab>yy<tab>zz<tab>3<tab>C
xxx<tab>c<tab>yy<tab>zz<tab>4<tab>D
xxx<tab>e<tab>yy<tab>zz<tab>5<tab>E
xxx<tab>f<tab>yy<tab>zz<tab>6<tab>F
If it matters, I'm using Office 2010 on Windows 7.
I think this emulates the example in your link:
The formulas are:
In I2 (and copied down):
=VLOOKUP(F2,$A$2:$C$7,2)
In J2 (and copied down:
=VLOOKUP(F2,$A$2:$C$7,3)
I needed this yesterday, and vlookup solved my problem. Basically, you look for a join value from one of the tables inside the other one, and then use a column offset to get another column from the same row. This may become tedious when your tables have many columns, and does not support left join, but may be enough for your use case.
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