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I want to get the max and min number for "numbers only", "numbers with A"
,numbers with B", numbers with C", numberd with D", of the following list:
120
2
48
54
6
1A
5A
10A
200A
58A
60A
10B
150B
200B
13C
69C
1C
56D
23D
7D
150D

Can you get the function please and how to apply it in VBA with unlimited
rows?

Thanks in advance.
Maperalia.
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I want to get the max and min number for "numbers only", "numbers with A"
,numbers with B", numbers with C", numberd with D", of the following list:
120
2
48
54
6
1A
5A
10A
200A
58A
60A
10B
150B
200B
13C
69C
1C
56D
23D
7D
150D

Can you get the function please and how to apply it in VBA with unlimited
rows?

Thanks in advance.
Maperalia.



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