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Steve
Hello -
Perhaps I can solve my earlier posting if I can do the following....
I have a table that has several thousand rows.
Each row begins with a social security number, and there are varying
numbers of rows for each SSN.
If I insert a column next to the SSNs and make it a counter, I can
determine what the maximum nunber of SSNs I have as well as how many
of each I have.
I'd like to do a macro that scans the counter column downward and
inserts new rows, each with the SSN and counter+1 until the counter=
the maximim described above.
The result is the same number of rows for all SSNs no matter how many
there were to begin with and the total per SSN equal to the maximum
described above.
Can anyone help me here?
Thanks!
steve
Perhaps I can solve my earlier posting if I can do the following....
I have a table that has several thousand rows.
Each row begins with a social security number, and there are varying
numbers of rows for each SSN.
If I insert a column next to the SSNs and make it a counter, I can
determine what the maximum nunber of SSNs I have as well as how many
of each I have.
I'd like to do a macro that scans the counter column downward and
inserts new rows, each with the SSN and counter+1 until the counter=
the maximim described above.
The result is the same number of rows for all SSNs no matter how many
there were to begin with and the total per SSN equal to the maximum
described above.
Can anyone help me here?
Thanks!
steve