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The code refers to a sheet named &quot;List&quot;. Where is it? Also it looks like you are showing a picture of the &quot;List_Modified&quot; sheet (with a couple of extra headings), but there isn't any code that refers to that sheet.
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The code refers to a sheet named "List". Where is it? Also it looks like you are showing a picture of the "List_Modified" sheet (with a couple of extra headings), but there isn't any code that refers to that sheet.

CREATING-MASTERFILE_for-modificatio.xlsm

Sher Win

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Thank you Bill, worked flawlessly :)
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Hi Good Day,<br />
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This is in connection with the thread:<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29095937/Creating-Masterfile-Duplicate-Values-by-using-VBA-in-Excel.html" rel="ugc">Creating Masterfile</a> , may I please ask for a help to modify Neeraj's solution to add additional columns to the masterlist as shown in figure below:<br />
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Thank you in advance
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Hi Good Day,

This is in connection with the thread:Creating Masterfile (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29095937/Creating-Masterfile-Duplicate-Values-by-using-VBA-in-Excel.html) , may I please ask for a help to modify Neeraj's solution to add additional columns to the masterlist as shown in figure below:




Thank you in advance

Masterfile Modification

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