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I have a list with many duplicates. Is there a way to delete all of the
duplicates except for the one?
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Rename the one you want to keep. filter on rest of dups, delete
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Is this Office 2007? If so, there is a function on the Data tab under Data
Tools called Remove Duplicates that will allow you to select a column to
remove the duplicate rows from.

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