Macro To Remove Duplicates from Excel Table & Keep First Instance

legalhustler

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Hello,

I need a VBA code to remove duplicates from an Excel table (name is Table1) from a column called Orders and only keeping the first instance. I would like code to specify the column name where to look for the duplicate (i.e. Orders) instead of like Column 3, because sometimes column(s) can be added before or after.

RegionAmountOrders
North55123
South25555
North20123
East15999

So the result from the above should look like this:

RegionAmountOrders
North55123
South25555
East15999
 

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Also would be curious on how to show the last instance instead of the first instance of the duplicate Order.
 
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