I need to a member to answer an old thread. Google search = Sorting in VBA

[herbie226]

This title should comply with rule #1 .


I posted the following thread a few days ago. Not sure if I stumped some members, bored them with my lack of experience or did not make my self clear enough. Haha! Probably the latter two

Anyway, a new set of eyes examining my problem would be great. If any further explaining is needed please let me know.

Please see this thread


Thanks

[jeffreybrown]

@herbie226,

You do not use one thread to bump another. If your other thread has not been properly answered then "Bump" it...

This is a duplicate post and as such does not comply with Rule 5 of our forum rules. This thread will now be closed, you may continue in your other thread.

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