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I have values in some cells in Range A1:A100. What is the code I would use
to add each value to combobox1 only if that value isnt already located above where it currently is in the loop. For instance, Lets say the first 5 values it comes across are all different, then it hits the 6th value. Lets say the 3rd value matches the 6th, since that value is already in the list, then the code either skips the 6th value, OR adds and then removes it, OR removes the 3rd value and adds the 6th. No matter which of the 3 logics you use, it will still prevent duplicate values from being added to the combobox. Is this a possible method or no? Thanx Todd Huttenstine |
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