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compareing 2 columns
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I would like to compare 2 columns values. the "+1" is still value. For example there are 1406 in column A and 14061 in column B in this case the whole row should be deleted from the workbook. Is there a way to do it with a macro? |
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You could enter a formula like this in C1:
=IF(A1=B1,"ok","delete") and then copy down for as many values as you have. Then use Data | Filter | Autofilter, and on the drop-down in column C select "delete". Highlight all the visible rows and click on Edit | Delete Row. Remove the filters and delete column C. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 9, 10:40 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: Hi I would like to compare 2 columns values. the "+1" is still value. For example there are 1406 in column A and 14061 in column B in this case the whole row should be deleted from the workbook. Is there a way to do it with a macro? |
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I does not work properly. In column B I have the +1 values such as
1406 14061 1407 14071 but sometimes wrong things like 1408 1408 1408 .C You could enter a formula like this in C1: =IF(A1=B1,"ok","delete") and then copy down for as many values as you have. Then use Data | Filter | Autofilter, and on the drop-down in column C select "delete". Highlight all the visible rows and click on Edit | Delete Row. Remove the filters and delete column C. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 9, 10:40 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: Hi I would like to compare 2 columns values. the "+1" is still value. For example there are 1406 in column A and 14061 in column B in this case the whole row should be deleted from the workbook. Is there a way to do it with a macro? |
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Well, please explain again what you are trying to do.
Pete On Oct 10, 5:33 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: I does not work properly. In column B I have the +1 values such as 1406 14061 1407 14071 but sometimes wrong things like 1408 1408 1408 .C You could enter a formula like this in C1: =IF(A1=B1,"ok","delete") and then copy down for as many values as you have. Then use Data | Filter | Autofilter, and on the drop-down in column C select "delete". Highlight all the visible rows and click on Edit | Delete Row. Remove the filters and delete column C. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 9, 10:40 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: Hi I would like to compare 2 columns values. the "+1" is still value. For example there are 1406 in column A and 14061 in column B in this case the whole row should be deleted from the workbook. Is there a way to do it with a macro?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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A B C
1406 14061 OK 1407 14071 OK 1407 587 Wrong!! 1426 . Wrong!! 1426 1426 Wrong!! the first row 1406=1406+1 is correct logically. Other values, strings are bad. I would like to delete the OK things. Column C: well, I would like to do this... On Oct 10, 11:44 pm, Pete_UK wrote: Well, please explain again what you are trying to do. Pete On Oct 10, 5:33 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: I does not work properly. In column B I have the +1 values such as 1406 14061 1407 14071 but sometimes wrong things like 1408 1408 1408 .C You could enter a formula like this in C1: =IF(A1=B1,"ok","delete") and then copy down for as many values as you have. Then use Data | Filter | Autofilter, and on the drop-down in column C select "delete". Highlight all the visible rows and click on Edit | Delete Row. Remove the filters and delete column C. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 9, 10:40 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: Hi I would like to compare 2 columns values. the "+1" is still value. For example there are 1406 in column A and 14061 in column B in this case the whole row should be deleted from the workbook. Is there a way to do it with a macro?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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You could try something like this in C1:
=IF(A1&"1"=B1,"OK","Wrong!!") then copy down and apply the filter to choose OK, then Edit | Delete Row. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 11, 7:35 am, Tamas Konczer wrote: A B C 1406 14061 OK 1407 14071 OK 1407 587 Wrong!! 1426 . Wrong!! 1426 1426 Wrong!! the first row 1406=1406+1 is correct logically. Other values, strings are bad. I would like to delete the OK things. Column C: well, I would like to do this... On Oct 10, 11:44 pm, Pete_UK wrote: Well, please explain again what you are trying to do. Pete On Oct 10, 5:33 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: I does not work properly. In column B I have the +1 values such as 1406 14061 1407 14071 but sometimes wrong things like 1408 1408 1408 .C You could enter a formula like this in C1: =IF(A1=B1,"ok","delete") and then copy down for as many values as you have. Then use Data | Filter | Autofilter, and on the drop-down in column C select "delete". Highlight all the visible rows and click on Edit | Delete Row. Remove the filters and delete column C. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 9, 10:40 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: Hi I would like to compare 2 columns values. the "+1" is still value. For example there are 1406 in column A and 14061 in column B in this case the whole row should be deleted from the workbook. Is there a way to do it with a macro?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Thank you Pete.
Well, it is still not works but maybe somehow I gonna try it in this way. You could try something like this in C1: =IF(A1&"1"=B1,"OK","Wrong!!") then copy down and apply the filter to choose OK, then Edit | Delete Row. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 11, 7:35 am, Tamas Konczer wrote: A B C 1406 14061 OK 1407 14071 OK 1407 587 Wrong!! 1426 . Wrong!! 1426 1426 Wrong!! the first row 1406=1406+1 is correct logically. Other values, strings are bad. I would like to delete the OK things. Column C: well, I would like to do this... On Oct 10, 11:44 pm, Pete_UK wrote: Well, please explain again what you are trying to do. Pete On Oct 10, 5:33 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: I does not work properly. In column B I have the +1 values such as 1406 14061 1407 14071 but sometimes wrong things like 1408 1408 1408 .C You could enter a formula like this in C1: =IF(A1=B1,"ok","delete") and then copy down for as many values as you have. Then use Data | Filter | Autofilter, and on the drop-down in column C select "delete". Highlight all the visible rows and click on Edit | Delete Row. Remove the filters and delete column C. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 9, 10:40 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: Hi I would like to compare 2 columns values. the "+1" is still value. For example there are 1406 in column A and 14061 in column B in this case the whole row should be deleted from the workbook. Is there a way to do it with a macro? |
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Ah well, maybe you have spaces at the end of 1406 or 14061 - if so use
TRIM to get rid of them. Pete On Oct 12, 6:01 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: Thank you Pete. Well, it is still not works but maybe somehow I gonna try it in this way. You could try something like this in C1: =IF(A1&"1"=B1,"OK","Wrong!!") then copy down and apply the filter to choose OK, then Edit | Delete Row. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 11, 7:35 am, Tamas Konczer wrote: A B C 1406 14061 OK 1407 14071 OK 1407 587 Wrong!! 1426 . Wrong!! 1426 1426 Wrong!! the first row 1406=1406+1 is correct logically. Other values, strings are bad. I would like to delete the OK things. Column C: well, I would like to do this... On Oct 10, 11:44 pm, Pete_UK wrote: Well, please explain again what you are trying to do. Pete On Oct 10, 5:33 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: I does not work properly. In column B I have the +1 values such as 1406 14061 1407 14071 but sometimes wrong things like 1408 1408 1408 .C You could enter a formula like this in C1: =IF(A1=B1,"ok","delete") and then copy down for as many values as you have. Then use Data | Filter | Autofilter, and on the drop-down in column C select "delete". Highlight all the visible rows and click on Edit | Delete Row. Remove the filters and delete column C. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 9, 10:40 pm, "tomi12619" <tomi12619@laptop wrote: Hi I would like to compare 2 columns values. the "+1" is still value. For example there are 1406 in column A and 14061 in column B in this case the whole row should be deleted from the workbook. Is there a way to do it with a macro?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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