nLooking for a way to delete all but one row that contains one duplicate
cell. In other words I have a list of names and addresses. Several of the
people are at the same address. I only want one name for each address and it
doesn't matter which name is used for that address. Any ideas?

Casey

Say your addresses are in column B.

Then insert a new column C and put this in C1:
=countif($b$1:b1,b1)
and drag down that column

You'll see a 1 for the first address in the list. And each additional address
will be incremented by 1 (1, 2, 3, ...)

Then select column C and apply data|filter|autofilter

Filter to show the cells that are greater than 1.

Delete those visible rows.

Be careful.

If you have an address:
123 Main Street
In Chicago, you don't want to delete the records with
123 Main Street
in New York.



cdavis82 wrote:

nLooking for a way to delete all but one row that contains one duplicate
cell. In other words I have a list of names and addresses. Several of the
people are at the same address. I only want one name for each address and it
doesn't matter which name is used for that address. Any ideas?

Casey

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Dave Peterson