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I assume that you want me to add a button on Sheet1. Where should I put it?
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can be below the Summary button<br><br>
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GreaT Job !!<br>at not time &nbsp;to be done <br><br>Best Expert!
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3n_TO pairs<br><a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2021/05_w21/1561227/29214971__3N__to_PAIRS.xlsm" rel="ugc">29214971__3N__to_PAIRS.xlsm</a><br><br>sheet "3NPAIR"<br><br>have the pairs for the 3N as needed<br><br>1-date <br>2-3n<br>3-then create the pairs<br><br><br>
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3n_TO pairs
29214971__3N__to_PAIRS.xlsm
sheet "3NPAIR"
have the pairs for the 3N as needed
1-date
2-3n
3-then create the pairs

Create the PAIRS from 3n

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