Hi,

How can i proceed fro getting the lines between 'line X and line Y' pl
+ease ?

HLU Number     ALU Number
  ----------     ----------
    0               233   ==> line X
    1               234
    2               235
    3               236
    4               237
    5               238
    6               240
    7               239
    8               241
    9               243
    10              242
    11              244
    12              245
    13              246
    14              247
    15              263
    16              248
    17              249
    18              250
    19              251
    20              252
    21              253
    22              254
    23              255 ==> Line Y
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Thanks a lot Xossa

In reply to Getting some lines between 2 lines by xossa

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