Excel 2010

I have a large list of names/words with a X - O binary code next to each name/word. The columns with the XO codes is conditional formatted to show duplicates. In this example 1 & 2 are CF highlighted as the O's are accounting for the letter N in both names and just happen to be the same X-O code. In 3 and 4 the O's are accounting for the letter D in both names but are not duplicates codes. (Somewhere else in the list the O is accounting for the O's in both names and they also are not duplicates codes.)


1. XXXO XXXXXO JOHN DRYDEN
2. XXXO XXXXXO JOAN DIDION

3. XXXX OXXOXX JOHN DRYDEN
4. XXXX OXOXXX JOAN DIDION

Is there some method using VBA to go through a column and identify the JOHN and JOAN duplicate codes and then copy & paste one of them (code & name) to a fresh column. There could be several "JOHN-JOAN" like duplicates in the column.

Something like:

Dim i As Interger
Dim JohnCode As String
Dim JoanCode As String
Dim c As Range
Dim Coder As Range

With Selection
For Each c in Range("Coder")
If JohnCode = JoanCode then
JohnCode.c Resize(1,2).Copy Range("B100").End(xlup).Offset(1,0)
End If
Next
End With

I've looked through HELP and fooled around with the FIND-REPLACE feature but CF seems to be immune to 'normal' look-see-copy-paste.

Thanks.
Regards,
Howard