He means that when the credit (CR) amount cancels the debit (DR) amount they
come together? Don't you understand Brit talk Joel? <g> Apparently it is a
journal listing so the debits and credits are listed in the same column. I
gave him some code to match column A and B criteria and delete the rows if
column C equaled zero for the one's that "came together", but for some reason
it didn't work on his system. I modified it to trim spaces, but don't know
if he tried that or not.
> Why write a function and a macro when the macro can do everything??? Have
> the macro do your comparisons and delete the row.
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> > all
> > text "X" rows.
K - 27 Apr 2008 10:20 GMT
> He means that when the credit (CR) amount cancels the debit (DR) amount they
> come together? Don't you understand Brit talk Joel? <g> Apparently it is a
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sorry joel i wasn't good enough to explain my question to you but
JLGWhiz has solved my problem. Thanks lot JLGWhiz my friend your code
is working superb. I have tested it on a sample sheet and it working
good. i'll go back to my office on Monday and will try this on
Original Sheet and if i have any question then i'll come back to you.
Many Thanks again