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Hi,

I have a worksheet with header in first cell A1 to K1.


In columnJ sarting from J1, I have some USER-IDs.
I have a defined list of users as SUserin worksheet Temp.
Based on the SUser, I want to remove all other rows, leaving behind
rows of SUsers only.
Also if SUser list is updated (added/removed) with a new user, it
should work accordingly.
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On Mar 23, 3:03*am, Angela wrote:
Hi,

I have a worksheet with header in first cell A1 to K1.

In columnJ sarting from J1, I have some USER-IDs.
I have a defined list of users as SUserin worksheet Temp.
Based on the SUser, I want to remove all other rows, leaving behind
rows of SUsers only.
Also if SUser list is updated (added/removed) with a new user, it
should work accordingly.


Any updated guys?
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Thanks Don.

I got an email from her asking for help.

I will ignore it.


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On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 10:40:33 -0500, "Don Guillett"
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I sent her a workbook solving this.


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