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I have a list of products that I want to search for in my later program with
titles distinguishing the different manufacturers within the table (example below). The manufacturers won't change any time soon and I want to make an If Then statement that says: If selection is company A or company B etc. then copy selection and paste in a certain cell. Because I know the manufacturers, I was hoping to stear clear of having another list that I have to loop through to see if Company A = Comapny A in another list or (almost worse) have a large If Then imbedded statement that has 15 If Then's to match the number of Companies. Any thoughts? Much thanks in advance! Company A Product 1 Product 2 Company B Product 5 Product 6 etc. |
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