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Default Auto-Replacing Blank Fields

Hello.

I have an Excel file with around 15,000 records. Most are multiple test
grades for one student.

My question is, how can I use VBA to automatically go through each field,
find the name of a unique student (keep in mind that some students have the
same first and/or last name) and copy their name all the way down to their
last test grade and start the process over again for the next unique student
name. I would send the file so you could look at it but it is information
that should be kept private.

Here is an example of what the cells look like (each piece of text/number is
in it's own cell):
LName FName MName Test1 6/3/2003 42
Test2 6/3/2003 49
Test3 6/3/2003 41
Test4 6/3/2003 37

I would like to be able to automatically (using VBA) fill in the blank
cells, as in, fill in LName, FName and MName all the way down to the last
test, Test4 then go down to the next student and start the process over again.

Is there any example code I could look at?

Thanks you guys!
 
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