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I'm designing a userform to be usee to add new records to a worksheet.
The user enters will enter the PO# in the userform in the 1st box. What I would like to know, is there any coding I can include that will cause that PO# entered by the user to be matched against all the PO numbers already on the list? If so, I'll have a message box come up, telling the user how to handle the duplicate. Ideally, before the user goes on to the 2nd box in the userform, I would like the check to be made if there is a duplicate. The range name of the header for the PO number column is "PO_OfficialList". I'm sure this would work better if we were maintaining this list in Access, but that isn't possible here at this time. I'm the only person here in this dept that has Access. So, can what I described be done with VBA coding? Thanks, J.O. |
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