I want to thank everyone for your suggestions. These are all excellent options for me to try. I appreciate everyone's time and expertise. Unfortunately, I feel as if EXCEL might not be a good option for this project as the file is becoming to large and running really slow. I may have to look at...
Thank you very much for your time and suggestion. I am not very versed on VBA; I'm learning. I will try your suggestion today and see if I can figure it out. It looks pretty short and simple. Thank you again!
No, I did reply. I would love to hear your suggestion on VBA. I haven't see the response. I will go back and look again. I'm sorry. I value everyone's time and responses.
I'm not familiar with Power query. This looks foreign to me, but I love a challenge. I will take this and try to learn what you are doing. Thank you so much for your time spent trying to help me find a solution. I really appreciate you!!
I definitely appreciate your time and response.
I originally uploaded a few columns of my actual data in a screen shot, but it was confusing to the people trying to understand my question. So, I replaced it with sample data; hence, abc, bcd, etc..
After looking your suggestion in comparison to...
You're right. This is quite trivial for what I'm trying to accomplish. I've mulled this over for weeks. This is only one tab of a much larger workbook in which I've come to this point. This is a template in which new data (codes) will be introduced each time. There will never be one set of...
Yes, that is correct. However there isn't one primary column to compare all to. I need to compare each of the 1,500 columns and extract "two or more" like codes from each columns independently of each other; hence, comparing all columns separately. See the screen shot I attached as an example...
I didn't use VBA (because I'm not that versed on it) but your Row, Column and Value method is how I located all the duplicates between sets. I just don't know how to query through them to determine if "two or more" [unknown] values are the same between sets. Do you know of a resource that I can...
Thank you so much for your response.
Every code listed (all 1,500 columns) is a duplicated, so it wouldn't do me any good to highlight the duplicate data. Every code would be highlighted. What I'm looking for is a solution to determine if there are two or more like values (from one column) that...
I really need some help from a genius. I'm working on a dynamic excel spreadsheet. There are over 1,500 columns with list data below each one. Does anyone know how I can dynamically find two or more like values that appear in any of the 1,500 columns. I don't just want to highlight duplicates. I...
Thank you for your response. Yes, I do have the Microsoft CDO library in my reference tools.
The line of error is occurring from the "newmail.Send" line. This is what makes me think that I'm missing a step somewhere not relating to this code.
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