Hi
Suggest that you write the logic required as if you were giving directions to another person who was going to do the process by hand.
Excel is just a tool for implementing such a process, but so is a pencil and paper. Write for the latter and get surprised by the elegant solution for the former.
Tim Lewis’s posting MAY be such a solution.
-db-
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