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Macro to set Flag on dup values

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    Macro to set Flag on dup values

    I wrote this macro:

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    But it dosn't seem to work the worksheet function isn't working. Can anyone help is there something else I need to do or may have done.
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    Re: Macro to set Flag on dup values

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    Re: Macro to set Flag on dup values

    why have you created yet another duplicate ???

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-work...-set-flag.html

    This is the 3rd time you've posted the same question.

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    Re: Macro to set Flag on dup values

    It seems you haven't bothered to read the Forum Rules or else you would know about code tags, duplicate posts etc.

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