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Amateur needs some help please: Sheet40, col B contains item id:s - I need to keep lowest numbers and delete all duplicate rows, which can be one or more. Should be controlled by code - not a manually started macro. Understand I should start with sorting - but then? /ulf |
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Keep the lowest number, based on the value in which column?
Should be controlled by code - not a manually started macro. What do you mean by that? Bernie MS Excel MVP "ulfb" wrote in message ... Hi Amateur needs some help please: Sheet40, col B contains item id:s - I need to keep lowest numbers and delete all duplicate rows, which can be one or more. Should be controlled by code - not a manually started macro. Understand I should start with sorting - but then? /ulf |
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Sorry - let me try to explain more carefully_
- I need to keep rows with lowest row number after sorting on B and M (sometimes another cols) and delete possible other rows with same id. Deleted rows should not leave empty rows. - processing is automated - sub should be called from other sub with no user involvment thank you! /ulf "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Keep the lowest number, based on the value in which column? Should be controlled by code - not a manually started macro. What do you mean by that? Bernie MS Excel MVP "ulfb" wrote in message ... Hi Amateur needs some help please: Sheet40, col B contains item id:s - I need to keep lowest numbers and delete all duplicate rows, which can be one or more. Should be controlled by code - not a manually started macro. Understand I should start with sorting - but then? /ulf |
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Sub KeepLowestRow() Dim myRow As Long myRow = Cells(Rows.Count, 2).End(xlUp).Row Range("C1").EntireColumn.Insert Shift:=xlToRight Range("C1:C" & myRow).FormulaR1C1 = "=COUNTIF(R1C2:RC[-1],RC[-1])" Range("C1:C" & myRow).AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="<1" Range("C2:C" & myRow).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).EntireRow.D elete Range("C2:C" & myRow).AutoFilter Range("C2").EntireColumn.Delete End Sub HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "ulfb" wrote in message ... Sorry - let me try to explain more carefully_ - I need to keep rows with lowest row number after sorting on B and M (sometimes another cols) and delete possible other rows with same id. Deleted rows should not leave empty rows. - processing is automated - sub should be called from other sub with no user involvment thank you! /ulf "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Keep the lowest number, based on the value in which column? Should be controlled by code - not a manually started macro. What do you mean by that? Bernie MS Excel MVP "ulfb" wrote in message ... Hi Amateur needs some help please: Sheet40, col B contains item id:s - I need to keep lowest numbers and delete all duplicate rows, which can be one or more. Should be controlled by code - not a manually started macro. Understand I should start with sorting - but then? /ulf |
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On Jun 26, 11:06 am, ulfb wrote:
Hi Amateur needs some help please: Sheet40, col B contains item id:s - I need to keep lowest numbers and delete all duplicate rows, which can be one or more. Should be controlled by code - not a manually started macro. Understand I should start with sorting - but then? /ulf This assumes that you are deleting duplicates in Col B on Sheet40. After you sort the data by Col B you can do something like the following (This is not tested): Sub delDuplicates() Dim counter As Integer Dim a As Integer Dim currCell As Variant Dim nextCell As Variant Dim delRng As Range counter = Range("b1").CurrentRegion.Rows.Count For a = counter To 2 Step -1 currCell = Range("b" & a).Value nextCell = Range("b" & a).Offset(-1, 0).Value Set delRng = Range("b" & a).Offset(-1, 0) If currCell = nextCell Then 'Range("b" & a).Offset(-1, 0).EntireRow.Delete delRng.EntireRow.Delete End If Next End Sub |
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