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Default traversing through a filtered range based on another filtered range

i have two filtered ranges that i'm going through that are in the sam
worksheet. they are just different columns in the worksheet. i'm tryin
to put this into code

if a value is found in filteredrange1 then goto the same row i
filteredrange2 and copy its value

right now i can go through filteredrange1 a row at a time, but i wan
to go through both filteredranges the same row at the same time

this is the code that i'm using so far, which does not work because th
if the rows in filteredrange2 aren't together testvar will be som
hidden data that shouldn't be used
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dim filteredrange1 as range
dim filteredrange2 as range
dim counter as integer
dim testvar as string

counter =0

'Traverse range and get value
For Each rng In filteredrange1
If rng = "Value" Then

testvar = filteredrange2(counter)

counter = counter + 1

msgbox testvar

Next rng
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please help.

Thanks in advanc

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