You can use the techniques on Chip Pearson's site, to mark and delete
the duplicates in the source data:

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplicat.htm


madpeyjag wrote:
I'm don't want to have to manually search for duplicate records. I want excel
to do it for me. If there are any duplicates I want it to delete one of them.
Cause I'm going to use it for a mail merge and I don't want to send anyone
more than one letter. Does that make sense?

"Gary Brown" wrote:


Find...replace with ""
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"madpeyjag" wrote:


I have 3 columns and 2000+ rows of data. Is there a way to search and delete
duplicate entries for 1 or more of the columns?



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