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I have 50 columns. In column 51 I combined the data of each row into one
cell using the concatenate function. I now want to remove the duplicate data from each cell. Should I use something else besides concatenate. I will also have to combine the data of specific columns and then remove the duplicate data too. for example column 51 I need the unique data from rows B, D H AA BB AW AU... and in column 52 I need the unique data from C, G, H, K, .... |
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