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I've got a question about a macro. It should function in a Win XP
environment with Office 2000. I'd like to know how to construct a macro to do what follows: First of all, I need a macro that will delete any number that appears more than once (mostly twice) in a very extensive list. I'd rather not do this manually. The second question is about comparing two sheets of different workbooks. I need to mark numbers that appear on the second sheet, but not on the first to be marked in a specific color, but only this way, not the other way around. The third thing I need is a macro (?) to add numbers that appear in the first sheet to be added to the second. This may seem a rather extensive set of questions. On the other hand it may seem macros that are rather easy to construct, but I am just a newbie in VBA. I'd appreciate any help. If it's not possible to do so, that's ok too. I'd just like to know if it's possible and if so how. |
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