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I did that to avoid the headings row being included in the re-organisation.

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Sorry Philip,

To make myself more clear I changed the following lines:

sTemp = Range("A1").Value & Range("B1").Value -- was A2
iStart = 1
-- Was 2
For i = 2 To iLastRow
-- Was 3

The number you start with here determine the row it starts the
formula?
ie, the values here assume the data starts on the first line?

Either way, this has been a massive help and thank you! :)


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Gotcha - Thanks. I hope to get some free time to study some of these
tricks in more details. That's an eye opener! Thanks!


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