Check out Chip Pearson's web site.
Scroll down to "D", and you'll find many pages about dealing with
duplicates.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/topic.htm
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HTH,

RD
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"kurzweilfreak" wrote in message
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My company wants to start doing mailing lists to new homeowners around the
city, so we will be receiving mailing lists each month to send out to. I
want
to be sure that we won't be sending letters out to the same people each
month, so I would like a way to have Excel search through the new list and
remove any entries it finds that have already been present in previous
lists.
Does this call for a macro?

My company wants to start doing mailing lists to new homeowners around the
city, so we will be receiving mailing lists each month to send out to. I want
to be sure that we won't be sending letters out to the same people each
month, so I would like a way to have Excel search through the new list and
remove any entries it finds that have already been present in previous lists.
Does this call for a macro?