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I am not as familiar with For each loops. I am trying to write a
macro that will go down a list and return a Concatenation of another column of every item that matches the original column. For instance if the item numbers are in col A and customer names are in Col B, I would like to have all the customers who use item one to be listed as Cust1, Cust2, Cust3.... and so on. I can do this with a Do until loop but it takes for ever. I have heard that For Each are much faster. Thanks, Jay |
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