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I'm trying to do a somewhat complicated find in VBA. I have a worksheet with column B having only two different values (eg. a and b). Column C has values that repeat for each value for column B. (eg. 1 and 2). The values that I want to return are in columns E and F. So what I'm trying to do is this: If columns B and C equal "a" and "1" (respectively), then subtract the values in E and F (on that row where the columns equal) and return that result on another worksheet. Repeat for all the different combinations...a1, a2, b1, b2. To illustrate: Code: -------------------- Column B | Column C Column E | Column F a 1 70 50 a 2 80 30 b 1 60 20 b 2 40 20 -------------------- I want to find a1 and write "20" in another worksheet. Well, following your example you'll get the values: 20 50 40 20 to be written in another worksheet. Randomly? Bruno |
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