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My workbook has 14 columns and more than 1000 rows.
Column C header is Last Payment Date and Column F header is Next Payment Date.
I need to DELETE all rows that has a different date other than 9/1/05 in
Column C and 10/1/05 in Column F.

Everyday, I temporarily insert a column in Column A, copy Column C, paste in
Column A, sort and delete the rows (same procedure for Column F).
Is there a worksheet function or macro that will automatically do this?

Thanks for your help.

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My workbook has 14 columns and more than 1000 rows.
Column C header is Last Payment Date and Column F header is Next Payment Date.
I need to DELETE all rows that has a different date other than 9/1/05 in
Column C and 10/1/05 in Column F.

Everyday, I temporarily insert a column in Column A, copy Column C, paste in
Column A, sort and delete the rows (same procedure for Column F).
Is there a worksheet function or macro that will automatically do this?

Thanks for your help.

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