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Dear all,
In an Excel spreadsheet, I have 2 sets of data composed of alpha strings stored in Range1 and Range2. Initially the data in Range2 is identical to Range1 but over time items are deleted from Range2. Periodically, I want to update Range1 to reflect the changes that have occured in Range2, in other words if an data item in Range1 does not exist in Range2 I want to delete it from Range1. Each range contains1000 items. Using VBA what is the fastest,smartest way to complete the task? - my initial shot at cranking the handle takes for ever!! In reality the ranges are on different sheets but let's say that they are in columns A and C and consist of: A C T501 T502 T502 T501 T503 . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . T1000 T1000 Notice in this simple example that T503 no longer exists in the column C range and that the data order has also changed. Without sorting any of the data I want to determine that T503 should now be deleted from the A range. My ideal solution would be to read in each item from Range1 in sequence and check whether it exists in Range2 but it must be quick! Any Ideas please? |
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