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I am using Excel 2003 SP3.
I have a column of text that contains several unique values: AcmeCompany Acme Company ACME COMPANY I want the user to see how many versions of their company name they have in this column. I want to see all these entries in the auto-filter drop down, but I only see the first two because of their spelling. Is there any way I can accomplish this using autofilter? Any other ideas for displaying this information to a user in a simple way? I want to actually select the entire record that uses a particular spelling, too, otherwise I would use Advanced Filter. Thanks. Jen G |
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