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Excel 2003
I use Excel for a mailing database. Because there are so many "records" (approx 6,000) it is likely that there will be different people who share a name. I don't want to filter out John Hanks at Company XYZ just because the advanced filter finds a John Hanks at ABC Company. So question 1 is how does Excel determine which will be filtered out--in what order does it work. I'd like to understand which John Hanks would be determined to be the duplicate. Question 2 is how do I tell Excel that I only want it to look at the company name column when determining whether the record is a duplicate. Thanks so much for any help! |
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