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First off thanks for any help you can offer.

I have, on a regular basis, a list of 1,200 store numbers in one
column. And in the next column counts of customers. Of those 1,200
store numbers 15 have changed and are listed in the 1,200.

For example: stores 6, 10, & 15 are now 200, 132, & 1001.
6 is now 200, 10 is now 132, 15 is now 1001.

What I'm trying to do is find count of customers for the closed stores
and add it to the count of the new stores. Then delete the row
containing closed store.

Before
A B
6 1
10 1
15 1
132 30
200 30
1001 30

After
A B
132 31
200 31
1001 31

I've tried using an array to replace the old store number with the new
but haven't had much success. Any ideas or suggestions would be
greatly appreciated

 
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