filter data from old date to last date based on duplicates items

Mussa

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Hello
I have duplicates items in column B . what I want filter data from old date to last date based on date in column A for each duplicates item in column B
the date will be MM/DD/YYYY
the original data
df.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJ
1DATECODEINV-N.OCLIENT-N.OBRANDTYPEORGINQTYPRICETOTAL
204/01/2023A02BlS1/12-021CC-MMSN1/12AC-AD1AA-100TTY1101401400
304/05/2021A03BlS1/12-022CC-MMSN1/13AC-AD2AA-101TTY2122002400
404/23/2021A04BlS1/12-023CC-MMSN1/14AC-AD3AA-102TTY3161302080
504/04/2021A02BlS1/12-024CC-MMSN1/15AC-AD1AA-100TTY1101461460
606/14/2021A03BlS1/12-025CC-MMSN1/16AC-AD2AA-101TTY2122002400
704/13/2021A02BlS1/12-026CC-MMSN1/17AC-AD3AA-102TTY3161442304
sh1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J7J2=I2*H2

what I want it


df.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJ
1DATECODEINV-N.OCLIENT-N.OBRANDTYPEORGINQTYPRICETOTAL
204/04/2021A02BlS1/12-024CC-MMSN1/15AC-AD1AA-100TTY1101461460
304/13/2021A02BlS1/12-026CC-MMSN1/17AC-AD3AA-102TTY3161442304
404/01/2023A02BlS1/12-021CC-MMSN1/12AC-AD1AA-100TTY1101401400
504/05/2021A03BlS1/12-022CC-MMSN1/13AC-AD2AA-101TTY2122002400
606/14/2021A03BlS1/12-025CC-MMSN1/16AC-AD2AA-101TTY2122002400
704/23/2021A04BlS1/12-023CC-MMSN1/14AC-AD3AA-102TTY3161302080
sh1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J7J2=I2*H2

my real data about 6700 rows .
thanks
 
Last edited:
yes your formula work as you guided me, but based on OP should filter the whole range , and your formula just gave me date and the code without the others columns , should populate the whole row for each duplicates item.
 
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You keep mentioning filter, but you seem to want a simple sort on 2 columns? If that's the case, try the following:
VBA Code:
Option Explicit
Sub Mussa()
    Dim ws As Worksheet
    Set ws = Worksheets("sh1")      '<~~ *** Change to actual sheet name ***
    ws.Range("A1").CurrentRegion.Sort Key1:=ws.Range("B1"), order1:=xlAscending, _
    Key2:=ws.Range("A1"), order2:=xlAscending, Header:=xlYes
End Sub

Before:
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1DATECODEINV-N.OCLIENT-N.OBRANDTYPEORGINQTYPRICETOTAL
204/01/2023A02BlS1/12-021CC-MMSN1/12AC-AD1AA-100TTY1101401400
304/05/2021A03BlS1/12-022CC-MMSN1/13AC-AD2AA-101TTY2122002400
404/23/2021A04BlS1/12-023CC-MMSN1/14AC-AD3AA-102TTY3161302080
504/04/2021A02BlS1/12-024CC-MMSN1/15AC-AD1AA-100TTY1101461460
606/14/2021A03BlS1/12-025CC-MMSN1/16AC-AD2AA-101TTY2122002400
704/13/2021A02BlS1/12-026CC-MMSN1/17AC-AD3AA-102TTY3161442304
sh1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J7J2=I2*H2


After:
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1DATECODEINV-N.OCLIENT-N.OBRANDTYPEORGINQTYPRICETOTAL
204/04/2021A02BlS1/12-024CC-MMSN1/15AC-AD1AA-100TTY1101461460
304/13/2021A02BlS1/12-026CC-MMSN1/17AC-AD3AA-102TTY3161442304
404/01/2023A02BlS1/12-021CC-MMSN1/12AC-AD1AA-100TTY1101401400
504/05/2021A03BlS1/12-022CC-MMSN1/13AC-AD2AA-101TTY2122002400
606/14/2021A03BlS1/12-025CC-MMSN1/16AC-AD2AA-101TTY2122002400
704/23/2021A04BlS1/12-023CC-MMSN1/14AC-AD3AA-102TTY3161302080
sh1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J7J2=I2*H2
 
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Solution
great !
indeed I don't expect little lines could achieve it .I expect need writing many lines for the code.
but you seem to want a simple sort on 2 columns?
I don't know what the difference filter and sort ! :unsure:
but will give same result , the only different is way of writing the code that what I think
anyway thank you so much for your help.;)
 
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great !
indeed I don't expect little lines could achieve it .I expect need writing many lines for the code.

I don't know what the difference filter and sort ! :unsure:
but will give same result , the only different is way of writing the code that what I think
anyway thank you so much for your help.;)
Glad we could help Mussa, and thanks for the feedback (y) :)
 
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