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Old 03-19-2018, 06:38 AM
Pat.hooybergs Pat.hooybergs is offline delete rows by looking at the next column if they are equal Windows 7 64bit delete rows by looking at the next column if they are equal Office 2013
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Hello all

i am a novice but i need to created a vba to delete rows were a certain column is equal to the row above this row. And if it is another value in the cell (column) the same info.

I diid insert an exemple were the rows in yellow has to be kept and thos with no fill has to be deleted.
the column to refer too is "B". (Naam)



thx all
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