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Hello!

Can someone provide a suggestion for the following scenario? I have a list
like the following (or I will, once I apply a macro solution I found in
another post). I'd like to scan through the list, insert a row at each
change in value in Column1 (column headers don't actually exist in my
worksheet), and insert a lookup formula in Column 2 of the newly inserted row
which uses the value in Column 1 to lookup a corresponding value on another
worksheet.

Column1 Column2 Column3
1000 Requirements 40
1000 Design 5
1008 Requirements 10
1008 Design 8

Run a macro that produces:

Column1 Column2 Column3
1000 <Vlookup formula
1000 Requirements 40
1000 Design 5
1008 <Vlookup formula
1008 Requirements 10
1008 Design 8

I hope this makes sense. I know all you smart people out there have
solutions if I can make this clear. Thanks in advance!
 
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