VBA - How to use VLookup with Letters and Numbers to Delete Rows?

GBGPneus

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Hello! I'm really struggling with this issue using VBA in Excel. For starters, I'm no expert in Excel, but I'm trying my best with a really complex issue applying VLookup. I'll detail the issue with images below:


  • I have a table that associates code letters to numbers in a separate sheet. I did that because I need a method to quantify these letters so I may later compare them. They do not work in alphabetical order.


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  • With this table (In the separate sheet), I intend to allow the user to insert a table with many "products" that have a code assigned to them (the codes are composed of a combination of numbers and letters. Ex: 91V). Then, the user will run a macro and insert a new code. The inserted code will be used by the macro do compare with the other codes in the table and any given row with a code composed by larger numbers than the onde input by the user or a letter with a lower value, will be deleted. Example of a table inserted by the user:


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This is what I have until now. However, all it does is look for a letter in my separate sheet and turn it into a value and delete any rows that have a number lower than the letter's value. Its not at all what I want.

Code:
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I appreciate any help. :)
 

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