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On Jun 25, 10:03 am, DwwPRO wrote:
I have a column listing 10,000 part numbers. I have a second column of P/N's that are obsolete and I need to delete these P/N's from the first column. In the past I had shaded my list of obsolete numbers, pasted them at the bottom of the column of P/N's and sorted. Anywhere I saw a shaded P/N I deleted two lines. I'll be there all day with this list. Any ideas on automating this? One way to do this is to use a VLOOKUP to identify which P/N's are in the obsolete list. For example, create a 3rd column with this formula in it =VLOOKUP(A1,$B $1:$B$10000,1,0). This should return #N/A for non-obsolete values and the P/N for the obsolete values. Then sort by the 3rd column to group all of the numbers together and delete all of the entries that don't show #N/A in the 3rd column. |
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