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I have to explain this carefully. I have a spreadsheet with a location
# in the first column and then the next columns with item number and
cost respectively. My second, third & fourth row also have the same
location # but with different item number and cost. I want to get rid
of the first cell of second, third & fourth rows because the first row
already has the location # in the first cellof the first row. How do I
do it?(Subtotal is out of the picture. Cannot use subtotal)Is there a
Macro procedure or function I can use? I cannot think of a function to
do this with.I am good with Excel and I am self-learning Macro right
now. I know this has something to do with Macro programming. Thanks
for any input! Here is the sample of what I am talking about:
Original:
location # item cost
1555 5678 $125.00
1555 4579 $135.00
1555 4777 $145.00

to become this:

location # item cost
1555 5678 $125.00
4579 $135.00
4777 $145.00
 
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