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I have this formula:
=IF(ROWS($2:2)<=SUM((W$2:W$67<"")/COUNTIF(W$2:W$67,W$2:W$67&"")),INDEX(W$2:W$67,SMAL L(IF(W$2:W$67<"",IF(ROW(W$2:W$67)-MIN(ROW(W$2:W$67))+1=MATCH(W$2:W$67,W$2:W$67,0),RO W(W$2:W$67)-MIN(ROW(W$2:W$67))+1)),ROWS($2:2))),"") It works great in sorting some of my data and removing any duplicate entries. I would like to use it in another project this time without removing the duplicates. I don't have the experience to spot which part of the formula is removing the duplicates. Thanks for the guidance. Steve |
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