Convert a Find/Loop to an Array macro
If you have duplicates post here in which column these duplicates can
occure. If they are in Column A you have to use FindNext. If they are in
column C then must be created unique values first.
Regards
Claus B.
There could duplicates in both column A and C.
Say something like six ADR09DR's in column A while column C has only three. So there would be three blanks in column B for that item number.
Howard
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