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I have some data including same or unique name in different cells.

e.g

ABC
ABC
ACC
ADD
AEE
AEE

I would like to ask how can just show the same name in once(not duplicate)


result:

ABC
ACC
ADD
AEE


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see:

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ListFunctions.aspx
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I have some data including same or unique name in different cells.

e.g

ABC
ABC
ACC
ADD
AEE
AEE

I would like to ask how can just show the same name in once(not duplicate)


result:

ABC
ACC
ADD
AEE


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If you don't have a heading then insert a new row 1 at the top of your
sheet and enter "names" in A1. Then highlight from the header down to
the bottom of your data in column A, and click on Data | Filter |
Advanced Filter. In the pop-up you should click on Unique Records only
and on Copy to another Location - specify where (eg C1). Click OK and
you will have your unique list in column C.

Hope this helps.

Pete


On Oct 23, 3:24 pm, Wu wrote:
I have some data including same or unique name in different cells.

e.g

ABC
ABC
ACC
ADD
AEE
AEE

I would like to ask how can just show the same name in once(not duplicate)

result:

ABC
ACC
ADD
AEE



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Datafilteradvanced filter, copy to another location and select unique
records only


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I have some data including same or unique name in different cells.

e.g

ABC
ABC
ACC
ADD
AEE
AEE

I would like to ask how can just show the same name in once(not duplicate)


result:

ABC
ACC
ADD
AEE




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