Dear Vabz,
Apology for the very late response. Thank for the amazing solution and
your hardwork into this. The macro works great, many thanks for making
changes to the macro. I really appreciate your help and time.
Have a great day/evening! :)
Thanks a million
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Hi Vabz,
Thank you very much for your great help.
The logic works great, but I am sorry to keep burdening you again but I am
unable to get the macro to work on dataset of 100,000 lines of data. It
seems crash after 5/7mins.
Overall, the macro only works on 100 lines of data,* not on anythin
Dear Vabz,
Apology for the late response, as i was trying to solve some issues with
the code by myself, but sadly i did not get very far.
The logic is great but the macro only seems to works on that sample_input
worksheet, as I tried to copy the macro onto new worksheet (please see the
new a
Hi,
Thanks a lot for your help and your time into this solution, i am sorry to
inform, as the logic is slightly incorrect. if i run the id2 macro, it
fills row 21 (please the example file above) id2 with value, where it
should only have id1 value.
if its not much trouble, to combine the ma
Please use the sample data in the attachment for further example of the
problem explained above, as the links above do not work.
Thank you for your time and help.
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I am writing to seek help, in creating a macro, which can find and fill in
missing rows of data based on the macro logic below.
If name(column B), has either a id1, or id2 or both. I would like the macro
to find duplicate names, where one name in row 1, have both of its ids
missing and another
