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I have a list which looks something like this :-
A 1 RTL 2 RTL 3 RTL 4 TV2 5 Viasat 6 Viasat 7 Viasat 8 Viasat 9 Duna 10 Duna 11 Duna 12 Duna 13 Duna 14 M1 15 M1 16 M1 17 M1 18 M1 and from that I need to generate a unique list that looks something like this :- A 1 RTL 2 TV2 3 Viasat 4 Duna 5 M1 The problem is that I DO NOT want to achieve this thru VBA but thru standard Excel functions as I do not want to add any VB code to my spreadsheet (the users will normally have their macro security set to HIGH) I cannot find in Excel any way to get the "1st unique value", "2nd unique value", etc from a list and think that maybe using array formulae may be the answer, but I do not know much about using them. Any ideas Sean *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! |
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