I am interested in creating a "unique key" based on several strings using a HASH thingy .
I have a database challenge where I would like to compare records from two databases (.CSV files actually) using three variables CODE, LABEL and COUNT (for example). What I hope macro scheduler will do is read in the three columns... do some magic and write a unique key calculated using HASH (MD5?)... and presto. I anticipate that a smaller, unique key will speed up the matching process.
I am ok with the file reading in part and the writing file part... it is the calculation part I am looking for. Any help to this challenge would be appreciated.
Magic Required:Create unique field HASH(MD5) or equivalent.
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