Merging Data in Proper Fields

Jay55

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I am using Office 360 (Excel) and I have a csv file with the following headers (and corresponding data):

First Name,Last Name,Address,City,State,ZIP,Phone,Home Owner,Source


The printing company I am using requires the following headers:


Record Id,Salutation,First Name,Middle Name,Last Name,Name Suffix,Title,Business,Address 1,Address 2,City,State,Zip

I can of course make sure the fields I am using from the first header match the second, but how do I merge the csv file into the file with the proper headers and be sure the data populates the correct column?

Thanks for any (easy ;-) ways to tackle this.

Ljay
 

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