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My worksheet has the following columns:
Last Name, First Name, middle, suffix, DOB, Phone, address1, address2, city, state, zip The worksheet that has the data I need to remove from my worksheet has: Last Name, First Name, DOB The data is small enough that a match in the second sheet is almost certainly the same person as in the first sheet. So if for the three columns in the second sheet, I can remove the corresponding row in the first sheet, that meets the need. In fact, a match on last name and DOB is probably close enough. ________ Greg Stigers, MCSA remember to vote for the answers you like |
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