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    VBAX Newbie MisterM1's Avatar
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    Duplicate Entries in Excel

    Hello ,
    Please Help me , it's so complicated for me
    Regards
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    see attached
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    VBAX Newbie MisterM1's Avatar
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    it works with the first files but it doesn't work with this one
    I do not know where is the probs
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    Change:
    Set myrng = Intersect(myrng, myrng.Offset(2))
    to:
    Set myrng = Intersect(myrng, myrng.Offset(1))

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    …or the attached.
    When you get asked:

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    Thanks a lot,
    it,s work fine

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    Thanks a lot,
    it,s work fine

    so Where to click solved

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    Quote Originally Posted by MisterM1 View Post
    Thanks a lot,
    it,s work fine

    so Where to click solved

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