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The only reason is that I wanted the list to constantly be correct, so when
new jobs are added, the list automatically includes them. But, since I'll be using a macro to copy information into this sheet, then copy the list of jobs out, I don't see why I can't just add the creation of an Advanced Filter into the macro. Never used one before, cheers for the help. "Ron Coderre" wrote: Is there a reason you can't use Advanced Filter to create a list of the unique names for you? |
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