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I have a long list that I'd liked filter down, but don't know how. I know
how to use the basic filter funtion, but I have a list with about 2000 names and I'd like to delete the duplicates within the rows. Can anyone help? -- Deb |
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You can use Advanced Filter to do this. Assuming your names are in A2
to A2000, with a heading ("Name" ?) in A1, highlight A1 to A2000 then Data | Filter | Advanced Filter. A panel will pop up where you can select Unique Records Only and either Filter in Place or Filter to another location - eg you could select C1. Click OK once you have your settings and the job's done. Hope this helps. Pete deblars wrote: I have a long list that I'd liked filter down, but don't know how. I know how to use the basic filter funtion, but I have a list with about 2000 names and I'd like to delete the duplicates within the rows. Can anyone help? -- Deb |
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Let's say your header in row 1
and names in A2:A2000 create a dummy column In B2 =COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)=1 Copy down as far as needed In the menu DataFilterAutoFilterfilter all the FALSEmenu Edit Delete "deblars" wrote: I have a long list that I'd liked filter down, but don't know how. I know how to use the basic filter funtion, but I have a list with about 2000 names and I'd like to delete the duplicates within the rows. Can anyone help? -- Deb |
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