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Jeff,
Use a helper column to identify not founds, using say MATCH into the other list, and then filter this column on the not found value, then delete visible rows. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "JEFF" wrote in message ... I have a large worksheet with customer data (one customer = one row). I would like to delete the entire row for those customers that do NOT appear on a list found in an external Excel workbook. NOTE: While this list is held externally, I could paste it into another worksheet within the customer workbook -- if that makes it easier.... Any thoughts? TIA! |
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