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I have a spreadsheet that has 25-50 thousand rows. Columns D & E often contain the same value, and I only want to keep the first instance where the values are the same. I had code that would filter, but on certain files my code will error out when trying to select only visible cells to copy to another sheet. I later found out that it is due to a limitation that there can only be 8100 or something non- adjacent cells in the entire range. I figured that if I just deleted the extra rows instead of filtering them, I could get around this. A B C D E 115 115 115 115 Delete this row 116 116 117 117 118 118 118 118 Delete this row 118 118 Delete this row Thanks- Scott |
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