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Default using vlookup to delete duplicate data

Thanks for your quick response. My VB is very rusty, so I'm going to try the
vlookup & then filter & delete.



"Sean Timmons" wrote:

Specifically using a VLOOKUP will not cause any rows to delete. But, you can
use a couple methods to resolve your issue.

You can create some VB script to delete matching values.

You can use the VLOOKUP to show matching values, then delete entire row
based on this value.



"carolj" wrote:

Can I use vlookup to find acct#'s on a second worksheet and have it delete
the rows of the acct#'s on the 2nd wksht that are returned?
Thanks