Hi
Can any expert resolve the query..
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From: Dheeraj Bankoti
Date: Sun, Oct 9, 2016 at 1:24 PM
Subject: Fwd: $$Excel-Macros$$ Conditional calculation required for
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Thank you very much Mr. Mihai Ghilea
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> Hi Paul, this sounds pretty good. I'm new to working with these type of
objects, so I'll have to read through clearly. One thing I notice, if I
understand your code correctly, is that I do not want to have to click a
button to run the code, but rather have it in the middle of my sub(),
There are several ways to accomplish something like this.What *I* would do
personally is something like:Using VBA, I'd create a Dictionary object and
cycle through the records, inserting entries in the Dictionary Object, thereby
creating an array of unique values.Then, use the statement:sArray
Hello,
I'm running a macro to process some data over several columns. At a midway
point of the code, I need the macro to bring up a list of possible names.
The user then can check the ones they do not want, click OK, and then the
macro will go on to delete all records connected to that name.