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Hi there

I have a template that I use for various sets of data that I receive from
time to time.

The data has a unique number, to which I have to enter in the associated
details manually.

The unique number however may feature many times in the data.

The template is set up to cope with 1000 records. I use the vLookup
function to populate the rows of data, according to the unique number.

I am sure that someone would be able to advise me on how I could create a
macro or VBA to do this, instead of just using the function.

i.e.

UNIQUE RECORDS

Number Name Address
0001 Eddie 2 Smith Street
0002 Oliver 34 Jones Street

Would need to populate:

Number Name Address
0002
0002
0001
0002
0001

Many thanks for taking the time to read this and for any suggestions that
may be forthcoming!!


 
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