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Suppose I have two ranges:
AllChildren = $B$1:$B$6 AllSons = $B$2, $B$4 And suppose that the children who aren't sons are daughters. **Without looping** is there a way to return the range... $B$1, $B$3, $B$5:$B$6 ....for the daughters? Thanks. Charley |
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