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Jim Thomlinson Jim Thomlinson is offline
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Default Finding Multiple Entries & Deleting All but One

I would use conditional formatting for something like that. If you delete the
values then they are tough to get back if you decide that you need them later
on...

In cell A2 (assuming your PO's are in column A add a conditional format
similar to this...
Cell Value Equals A1
Format the text to blend into the background (usually white). Copy that
formatting to the entire column...

The numbers will still be there but they will not appear visible.
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Brandy" wrote:

I have a large and lengthy spreadsheet. I have one column representing PO
#'s. The spreadsheet is already sorted by PO #s and they are in order. For
instance though, I have 6 lines that are for PO # 200205. I would like to see
#200205 only on the first line and the next 5 lines not have a PO # listed at
all. So what kind of command can I type so that it will only show the first
PO # and delete the rest that match that #? Does that make sense?