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Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

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    Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

    Hello!

    I have a problem. I need to create user form with two listbox (possibly - input box) , who may be attributed to two different columns. When choose two columns, need to find duplicates values and mark different color same values. Is it possible?

    I would very much appreciate for advice
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    Re: Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

    Bump - no response. Title changed
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    Re: Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

    Not sure it needs to be that complicated, but I think it would help if you attached a sample workbook illustrating what you want.

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    Re: Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

    Quote Originally Posted by StephenR View Post
    Not sure it needs to be that complicated, but I think it would help if you attached a sample workbook illustrating what you want.
    I attached a example workbook. Numbers are in A B D and F columns. I would like to in user form enter the number of columns. For example: first column - A, second - B and then run ColorDuplicates (Module1). Next time i'd like to select first column - B, second - F and etc.

    Is this possible?
    Sorry for my bad language

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    Re: Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

    I expect it is possible, and your English is fine, but you forgot the attachment!

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    Re: Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

    example.xls sorry

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    Re: Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

    Try the attached - have added some stuff to the form.
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    Re: Using user form choose two columns and find duplicates values

    Very thank you

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