Matching columns and retaining result data

I have a complete list of all sample ID's in column 1.

Column C shows the samples that have been tested for pH (and thier corresponding result in column D)

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Column B is a duplicate list which inserts blanks using the following VBA code:

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The question: How do I now get the pH result (column D) to match with its corresponding Sample ID in column A?

Any help will be greatly appriciated. Many Thanks.

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(Note:since you are new here, I have done it for you... this time.

It's all the help I can give you... as I know nothing about VBA!! I suspect that those who do will need to have a sample sheet... not a picture of one. see yellow banner, top of page.

Try this code.

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k gives the PH value of ID

crossposted: https://www.mrexcel.com/board/thread...-data.1191182/
and https://chandoo.org/forum/threads/ma...lt-data.47352/

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