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Hey all
I've done "find and delete entire row based on value of a cell," but the solution to this latest mess I'm in eludes me. I've tried a dozen different techniques (not kidding). Anyways, here's the deal. In Col B, I have different "issue types." Stuff like, "administrative," "image," and " Service ." When "Service" is present in COL B, I have to note the value in the same row, COL D. If this value is "APO," then I KEEP it. Anything else, delete. In other words, all instances of "service" in COL B that DO NOT have the value "APO" in column D, delete entirerow. Thanks for reading. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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