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My folder and subfolder name search is almost there but the results are coming all in one row.
Can someone help me get the below macro to separate and return the value sets in the corresponding rows?
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return adjacent values
My folder and subfolder name search is almost there but the results are coming all in one row.
Can someone help me get the below macro to separate and return the value sets in the corresponding rows?
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i didnt test but i think this should do the trickPlease Login or Register to view this content.
the row number gets used now
Please be as complete as possible in your asking so it may save use all the time to rework the solution because you didn't give all the requirements. If you have a layout in mind please work it out first so we can adapt our solution to it. Thanks.
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Is it possible to make the values returned start from G column rather than adding to the last row each time?
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Thank You!!!
Works Great
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