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Lists in Visual Basic - Excel
Hi there,
I'm working in Excel 2002, SP3. I have the data with the following format - APC (Name : APC77) (Value : 200) APC (Name : APC3157) (Value : XXX) APC (Name : APC1406) (Value : 2000) APC (Name : APC1426) (Value : 90) APC (Name : APC74) (Value : 250) APC (Name : APC3680) (Value : 10) APC (Name : APC3683) (Value : 100) BPC (Name : 3318) (Value : A) (Desc : (old)) BPC (Name : 3143) (Value : A) (Desc : (new)) BPC (Name : 3526) (Value : A) (Desc : (new)) BPC (Name : 3678) (Value : A) (Desc : (new)) BPC (Name : 3131) (Value : A) (Desc : (new)) BPC (Name : 3244) (Value : B) (Desc : (old)) BPC (Name : 3334) (Value : A) (Desc : (old)) I wish to use two lists, one called APC_List and the second called BPC_List. I'd like to use the name as a key to the Value and Desc, if possible. What datatypes might I use to achieve this? How would you implement this? Thanks for your help, Barry. |
Lists in Visual Basic - Excel
I think you need to be more specific about what you want. How is, or
how do want, your data structured in cells? What does "use the name as key" mean w.r.t. cells, VBA code, or UserForms? Hth, Merjet |
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