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I have a range of number, about a 1000 rows long, and I want to sort them in
a different column from least to greatest. Most of the numbers are repeated 2 or 3 times so I want to compile a range without any repeats as well. Any idea how I could do this? thanks, Jase |
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If in Excel 2003 or older, use Data-Filter-Advanced filter Choose "Copy to new location: " and give it an address Check Unique records only Click on OK Step 2 is to sort the new list In Excel 2007, copy your list to an empty column and on the copied data use "Remove duplicates" from the Data tab, then sort "Jase" wrote: I have a range of number, about a 1000 rows long, and I want to sort them in a different column from least to greatest. Most of the numbers are repeated 2 or 3 times so I want to compile a range without any repeats as well. Any idea how I could do this? thanks, Jase |
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