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Could someone help me on the following?
Column A contains a list of string values and so does column C. The strings in both columns have corresponding numerical values in columns B and D. I need a routine (macro?) that cheks if a certain string exists in both columns A and C.If the same string is found in both, nothing else is done and if a certain string is only found in column C, that string and the corresponging value in column D are deleted. The procedure should be repeated until the lists contain the only the same strings. In other words the goal is that both lists would become identical, ie the strings in column C missing from column A would be deleted. Thanks, jarmo |
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