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Default Help with some code please

Hi All,

Could anyone help me with some code to do the following.
I've tried using formulas and filters and With statements
but can't get it resolved. It seems simple but there must
be some difficulty to it.

Basically, in Column J9:J18 I have some empty cells and
some cells containing dollar amounts. They are not always
in the same cells after I calculate my sheet.

In Column F9:F18, I also have empty cells and dollar
amounts.

What I'm trying to do is to scan J9:J18 for any cells with
amounts, and then, if found, copy that amount across to
the corresponding cell in Column F.

However, as there are amounts already in Column F and I
don't want these deleted. I just want any number found in
Column J to be identical to that in Column F on the same
line.

Hope I've explained it clearly enough.

Would appreciate if anyone could help me with this.

Thankyou in advance.
Regards


 
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