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I have a multi-column worksheet that I need to search for a particular
string, which could appear in any column (and possibly in more than one column) in a row. When I find that string, I want to copy the entire row to the next empty row on a separate worksheet. However, if the value appears more than once in a row, I only want one copy. I have a number of have-way-there solutions but nothing is doing the job properly. Has anyone any suggestions please? Many thanks! |
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