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Search for the least likely value. Then for each one found, check for the
second value in the same row. See help for the FindNext command in Excel VBA help to see an example. Specify values for all arguments for the find method in your command (unlike the example) to ensure consistent behavior. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "alex lee" <alex wrote in message ... |
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An alternate approach is to apply an Autofilter or and Advanced filter.
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