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I am pulling data into a LARGE spreadsheet and that data is coming from 4
separate sites. A product might well be found in sites A, C and D. Others might be found only in A. A sort would obviously group the duplicates, but a sort is not practical. There are over 45,000 rows of data in the spreadsheet and finding dupes "by-eye" would drive me to madness. Is there a way to have Excel "look" down column A and find any item name (alpha-numeric format) that is repeated. Is there a way to segregate or highlight the duplicates; or to produce a list of the duplicates? The idea thing would be if it could copy the duplicating records to a separate worksheet. I'll take what I can get.... Thanks. |
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