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Old 01-19-2023, 03:21 PM
Alex1s85 Alex1s85 is offline VBA code to format table, insert 3 columns right, do a vlookup and split table in separate workbooks Windows 10 VBA code to format table, insert 3 columns right, do a vlookup and split table in separate workbooks Office 2016
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Yes, i am not familiar with PQ but i will give it a try.



This is a daily task. I 'm getting data from xml and i have to perform all these actions.
I thought that a vba code assigned to a button would be most user friendly.

Thanks for your time!
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