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I have a table of data that contains a column with a unique property code ID,
(say Column X) and a column that contains a date on which periodic maintenance (with a unique name) was completed (say Column Z). This data is pulled from the server into Access and exported to Excel, based on whatever date parameters I specify. Most of the time, I will get some duplication of properties that may have several dates for the same type of maintenance. What I want to do in Excel is parse out (or delete from the list) all the duplicate properties, leaving only the one with the latest date, and, of course, leaving all the other properties that have only one date listed. Is that possible with VBA? -- DPCpresto Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200907/1 |
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