Delete Duplicate VBA macro
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I am using a very simple simple delete duplicate macro but its prompting me to select a column. It'll always be exactly the same column and it even highlights it but still asks me to confirm. I would like for it just to remove the duplicates.
Sub remove()
Columns("D:D").Select
ActiveSheet.Range("$A$1:$K$676").RemoveDuplicates Columns:=4, Header:=xlYes
End Sub
https://ibb.co/3NhSYG9
microsoft-excel vba macros
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I am using a very simple simple delete duplicate macro but its prompting me to select a column. It'll always be exactly the same column and it even highlights it but still asks me to confirm. I would like for it just to remove the duplicates.
Sub remove()
Columns("D:D").Select
ActiveSheet.Range("$A$1:$K$676").RemoveDuplicates Columns:=4, Header:=xlYes
End Sub
https://ibb.co/3NhSYG9
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Feb 20 at 20:24
cybernetic.nomad
2,481517
asked Feb 20 at 20:17
ndocdsndocds
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Maybe you should specify something likeColumns:=Array(4).
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:31
This only happens in office 365 I just tried it in 2013 and it didn't do it :-/
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:33
Are you suggesting I replace Columns:=4 with Columns:=Array(4)?
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:34
Yes, this seems to fit better the latest documentation.
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:34
1
Remove theRange.Selectfirst line. Rule of thumb, you don't need to.Selectanything to work with a range.
– Mathieu Guindon
Feb 20 at 20:37
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I am using a very simple simple delete duplicate macro but its prompting me to select a column. It'll always be exactly the same column and it even highlights it but still asks me to confirm. I would like for it just to remove the duplicates.
Sub remove()
Columns("D:D").Select
ActiveSheet.Range("$A$1:$K$676").RemoveDuplicates Columns:=4, Header:=xlYes
End Sub
https://ibb.co/3NhSYG9
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Feb 20 at 20:24
cybernetic.nomad
2,481517
asked Feb 20 at 20:17
ndocdsndocds
226
I am using a very simple simple delete duplicate macro but its prompting me to select a column. It'll always be exactly the same column and it even highlights it but still asks me to confirm. I would like for it just to remove the duplicates.
Sub remove()
Columns("D:D").Select
ActiveSheet.Range("$A$1:$K$676").RemoveDuplicates Columns:=4, Header:=xlYes
End Sub
https://ibb.co/3NhSYG9
microsoft-excel vba macros
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Feb 20 at 20:24
cybernetic.nomad
2,481517
asked Feb 20 at 20:17
ndocdsndocds
226
edited Feb 20 at 20:24
cybernetic.nomad
2,481517
asked Feb 20 at 20:17
ndocdsndocds
226
edited Feb 20 at 20:24
cybernetic.nomad
2,481517
edited Feb 20 at 20:24
cybernetic.nomad
2,481517
edited Feb 20 at 20:24
cybernetic.nomad
2,481517
2,481517
asked Feb 20 at 20:17
ndocdsndocds
226
asked Feb 20 at 20:17
ndocdsndocds
226
asked Feb 20 at 20:17
ndocdsndocds
226
226
Maybe you should specify something likeColumns:=Array(4).
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:31
This only happens in office 365 I just tried it in 2013 and it didn't do it :-/
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:33
Are you suggesting I replace Columns:=4 with Columns:=Array(4)?
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:34
Yes, this seems to fit better the latest documentation.
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:34
1
Remove theRange.Selectfirst line. Rule of thumb, you don't need to.Selectanything to work with a range.
– Mathieu Guindon
Feb 20 at 20:37
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Maybe you should specify something likeColumns:=Array(4).
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:31
This only happens in office 365 I just tried it in 2013 and it didn't do it :-/
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:33
Are you suggesting I replace Columns:=4 with Columns:=Array(4)?
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:34
Yes, this seems to fit better the latest documentation.
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:34
1
Remove theRange.Selectfirst line. Rule of thumb, you don't need to.Selectanything to work with a range.
– Mathieu Guindon
Feb 20 at 20:37
Maybe you should specify something like
Columns:=Array(4).– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:31
Maybe you should specify something like
Columns:=Array(4).– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:31
This only happens in office 365 I just tried it in 2013 and it didn't do it :-/
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:33
This only happens in office 365 I just tried it in 2013 and it didn't do it :-/
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:33
Are you suggesting I replace Columns:=4 with Columns:=Array(4)?
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:34
Are you suggesting I replace Columns:=4 with Columns:=Array(4)?
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:34
Yes, this seems to fit better the latest documentation.
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:34
Yes, this seems to fit better the latest documentation.
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:34
1
1
Remove the
Range.Select first line. Rule of thumb, you don't need to .Select anything to work with a range.– Mathieu Guindon
Feb 20 at 20:37
Remove the
Range.Select first line. Rule of thumb, you don't need to .Select anything to work with a range.– Mathieu Guindon
Feb 20 at 20:37
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Maybe you should specify something like
Columns:=Array(4).– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:31
This only happens in office 365 I just tried it in 2013 and it didn't do it :-/
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:33
Are you suggesting I replace Columns:=4 with Columns:=Array(4)?
– ndocds
Feb 20 at 20:34
Yes, this seems to fit better the latest documentation.
– harrymc
Feb 20 at 20:34
1
Remove the
Range.Selectfirst line. Rule of thumb, you don't need to.Selectanything to work with a range.– Mathieu Guindon
Feb 20 at 20:37