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Afternoon...
In have two spreadsheets where i have a number of duplicated information. My objective is to eliminate this duplication that i have. I need to know is there any way that excel will be able to pickup if there is duplication, by running a vlookup or something? For me to actually go threw both spreadsheets to run a cross reference will be to time consuming, is there an alternative? Please i need assistance |
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