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Macro for Reconciling Intercompany GL Activity

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    Macro for Reconciling Intercompany GL Activity

    Hello,

    I am looking for code to try and clear as many items within a GL that net to zero. Some may be a one to one match where others could be a 2 to 1 match or possibly even a 10 to 1 match or more so that the only amounts remaining are items that do not net to zero. Attached is an example of activity. Any help would be appreciated. I have found a lot of code but most of it is not working the way I had hoped. I have another file with code as well but you have to run through each scenario and delete rows after each macro is run before running the next.
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    Re: Macro for Reconciling Intercompany GL Activity

    if you would like to see the other file with the multiple steps let me know and I can post

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    Re: Macro for Reconciling Intercompany GL Activity

    If I filter the data based on GL column, you only have 5 rows with zero values.

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    Re: Macro for Reconciling Intercompany GL Activity

    Sorry I am not sure I understand your post. There are a number of rows that have a one to one match netting to zero. There are some afterwards that net 2 items to 1 netting to zero. There may be months where it can find 10 values or more that net against one value.

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    Re: Macro for Reconciling Intercompany GL Activity

    Amartin
    If you are referring to my post, you are probably right, I do not.

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