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Karl Thompson
Given a fixed range, say A1:AD120.
The range is sorted by the contents of column "L" (which happens to get its
value by linking to a named range in other workbooks if that's important).
Column "L" can only hold one of three possible values, say "A", "B", and
"C".
The problem at hand is to write code that will return the row number that
contains the first instance of each value. There is not necessarily a value
"A".
Being a VBA novice, can someone please show me the most efficient way I
might do this? Do I have to iterate over each row?
TIA
The range is sorted by the contents of column "L" (which happens to get its
value by linking to a named range in other workbooks if that's important).
Column "L" can only hold one of three possible values, say "A", "B", and
"C".
The problem at hand is to write code that will return the row number that
contains the first instance of each value. There is not necessarily a value
"A".
Being a VBA novice, can someone please show me the most efficient way I
might do this? Do I have to iterate over each row?
TIA