Afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen,
i have a quick question...
a few days ago i was given a solution to a problem.
Reply was excellent and i marked it as SOLVED.
i have another query about the same problem. do i resubmit and remove the SOLVED.
or create a new thread.
my genuine apologies for not Knowing.
BR
I suggest you start a new thread & add a link to the original post, you cannot remove Solved yourself
Hope that helps.
RoyUK
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TITLE Input data to a specific record in a S/sheet
Posted 6-7-2011.
the macro works....but...i didn't mention that the URN would not be in sequence and would contain letters and wouldn't be in the first Column.
the reason i mention these two things is that i think that these are the two issues that are preventing the macro working in the actual sheet. the sheet i put in the thread was sample data, actual sheet to large.
whatever you can advise
If the solution worked for your sample data, then please start a new thread since effectively your question has changed.
I've removed solved for you
Hope that helps.
RoyUK
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