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Hope someone could help me!!
I have two files, where i got need to cross checked against some of the items within them. Now I have a list of item code where they may be replicated and so it comes up up with over 1000 numerical codes!! actually it got maybe a few hundred types in there. I want to set myself a "database" which reserve all those types of code without any duplicate them, is there any method or formula can help me doing this? coz i wanna run a vlookup afterwards but with such a big list of items i am sure it will slow down my computer to process. Urgent, please take a look n giv a hand on it. 1000 thanks!! |
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Here's one way to produce a list of unique items from all existing records ..
In a new sheet, copy & paste special as values the 2 source lists into col A from row1 down sequentially, one list below the other. Then .. Place in B1: =IF(A1="","",IF(COUNTIF($A$1:A1,A1)1,"",ROW())) Place in C1: =IF(ROW()COUNT(B:B),"",INDEX(A:A,MATCH(SMALL(B:B, ROW()),B:B,0))) Select B1:C1, copy down to the last row of data in col A Col C will return the list of uniques within col A, with all results neatly bunched at the top. Then just copy col C and paste special as values elsewhere (then sort, etc to taste). -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "chermaine" wrote: Hope someone could help me!! I have two files, where i got need to cross checked against some of the items within them. Now I have a list of item code where they may be replicated and so it comes up up with over 1000 numerical codes!! actually it got maybe a few hundred types in there. I want to set myself a "database" which reserve all those types of code without any duplicate them, is there any method or formula can help me doing this? coz i wanna run a vlookup afterwards but with such a big list of items i am sure it will slow down my computer to process. Urgent, please take a look n giv a hand on it. 1000 thanks!! |
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u can do it in two ways.
1 either create a pivot and get the unique fields. 2 or use advanced filter and drill down for unique records. hope it will serve ur purpose "chermaine" wrote: Hope someone could help me!! I have two files, where i got need to cross checked against some of the items within them. Now I have a list of item code where they may be replicated and so it comes up up with over 1000 numerical codes!! actually it got maybe a few hundred types in there. I want to set myself a "database" which reserve all those types of code without any duplicate them, is there any method or formula can help me doing this? coz i wanna run a vlookup afterwards but with such a big list of items i am sure it will slow down my computer to process. Urgent, please take a look n giv a hand on it. 1000 thanks!! |
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