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Thank you to all who contributed. The final solution I adopted (in case
anyone was watching this thread) was to create a small 1-dimensional array and use Application.Match (exact match) to see if each successive key was already in the new array or not. I used IsError on the return value from the Application.Match to handle the NA() value that is returned if the item is not found in the array. If it was an error [NA()], then I ran the code to add my key to the small array, and then captured the rest of the info from my larger array that corresponded to that value. Clean and simple, much better than what I started with. Thanks again, Keith |
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