Duplicate cells on col A and looking at another Column and taking the max of the another column if that col doesn't have zeros

Rfcolon428

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Hi, I been looking all over the place for a solution. I created two macros one to highlight the duplicates and other one to filter on the highlighted ones.
I have the result set with all the duplicates and I need to take the max of Col L if that column doesn't contain zero, if it does look at a Col K. I want it to delete the ones that aren't the max or either highlight the max number, which ever is easier.

COLA COLK COL L
ABC 26 0
ABC 67 0
ABC 93 0
DEF 27 0
DEF 54 0
XYZ 200 30
XYZ 400 45


For ABC, we would keep 93.
For DEF, we would 54.
XY, we would keep 45.
 

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