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When you say &quot;subform&quot; I think you mean &quot;userform&quot;.<br />
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Sheet1 and other sheets in the workbook contain a lot of comments. Do you need those comments?
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<blockquote>Do you need those comments?&nbsp;</blockquote><br>Not
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4N wD wS wBP &nbsp;add date subform Summary<br><a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2021/06_w24/1562973/29217741a--1-.xlsb" rel="ugc">29217741a (1).xlsb</a><br><br>1-add subform of date to be in SUMMARY sheet&nbsp;
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4N wD wS wBP  add date subform Summary
29217741a (1).xlsb
1-add subform of date to be in SUMMARY sheet 

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