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I have a table of data that has 4 columns:
Column A : Transaction Date Column B: Prescription # Column C: Date of Service Column D: Amount Due Using Column A, B & C I can identify unique records. The file is organized chronologically by Transaction Date (column A). I am trying to find a method by which I can write a macro or script to go through the file and upon finding a duplicate record, remove all but the last instance/occurrence. Any help/ideas would be much appreciated. Mike |
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