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Hi All

I have a small puzzle.

In one column , I have a list of various components , many of which
appear multiple times. In another , I have a list of their prices.

I need a small routine which will ask via popup for the column and
identify a particular component in it.

Then a new price for the chosen components will be requested and each
changed accordingly in the second column.

For example ;

Before

a 2.50
b 3.60
c 11.56
d 6.35
a 2.50
b 3.60
c 11.56
d 6.35
a 2.50
b 3.60
c 11.56
d 6.35

After ( component a is chosen , new price is 4.85)

a 4.85
b 3.60
c 11.56
d 6.35
a 4.85
b 3.60
c 11.56
d 6.35
a 4.85
b 3.60
c 11.56
d 6.35


Other prices for other components will be unaffected.

Can someone help?



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