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OK, I give up. I have tried all sorts of different statements, eg.
for-each, if-then, etc but just can't quite seem to get there. My problem is this: I work with large spreadsheets, with hospitals in one column, and nurses in another column. I want to match a nurse with a hospital, eg. if a cell in column H is Hospital A, then nurse in the cell in column J is Nancy. I can select, do an if-then and isolate the visible cells in column H, but I need a way to write the macro so that I catch each hospital and nurse, but some days a hospital may not be there, so I need a way to move to the next hospital without it causing an error and stopping the sub. If I use "on error resume next" I end up with an endless loop, or a whole column of Nancy's. That's really my main problem. Any ideas? I would be most grateful for any solutions you can give me. Mucho thanks in advance. DougP |