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I have a spreadsheet (Excel 2000) that contains around 10,000 rows. I now
need to be able to identify each row via a unique identifier, but am having trouble working out what to do when new rows are added or when existing rows are copied and paste. New rows and copied rows should get new unique identifiers, but I can see no way of doing this. Does anyone have any suggestions? There is nothing unique about the data that I can hang on to and the "SheetChanged" event does not fire for inserted rows in Excel 2000. This spreadsheet is owned by one of our clients, so I can't add new worksheets or columns to the existing workbook - I can just add cell comments (unless you have a better suggestion). Can anyone help? Thanks Steve |
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