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delete both duplicates
I'd insert a formula in the adjacent column:
=countif(a:a,a1) and drag down Then filter to show the values greater than 1 and delete those visible rows. savbci wrote: I don't have easy filter. how do i delete both duplicates? ie. apple pear apple grape i want only pear and grape to appear? -- Dave Peterson |
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