Hi

I use 2003, and have a list of postalnumbers, 9848 rows of it, There are a
lot of dublets (more than one of the same postalnumber) and in 2007 you have
a command remove dublets.
How to do this in 2003??, want only one of each number :)

Rock
--
Just a regular user

Hi,

Try this.

Select the data then

Data|Filter|Advanced Filter

Select 'Copy to another location'
Check 'Unique records only'
Enter a cell to copy to (A single cell)
OK

You now have a list of unique values which you can paste back over the
original data or use where it is.

Mike


"Rockbear" wrote:

Hi

I use 2003, and have a list of postalnumbers, 9848 rows of it, There are a
lot of dublets (more than one of the same postalnumber) and in 2007 you have
a command remove dublets.
How to do this in 2003??, want only one of each number :)

Rock
--
Just a regular user

Thanks that worked like heaven
Rock
--
Just a regular user


"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this.

Select the data then

Data|Filter|Advanced Filter

Select 'Copy to another location'
Check 'Unique records only'
Enter a cell to copy to (A single cell)
OK

You now have a list of unique values which you can paste back over the
original data or use where it is.

Mike


"Rockbear" wrote:

Hi

I use 2003, and have a list of postalnumbers, 9848 rows of it, There are a
lot of dublets (more than one of the same postalnumber) and in 2007 you have
a command remove dublets.
How to do this in 2003??, want only one of each number :)

Rock
--
Just a regular user

Glad I could help

"Rockbear" wrote:

Thanks that worked like heaven
Rock
--
Just a regular user


"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this.

Select the data then

Data|Filter|Advanced Filter

Select 'Copy to another location'
Check 'Unique records only'
Enter a cell to copy to (A single cell)
OK

You now have a list of unique values which you can paste back over the
original data or use where it is.

Mike


"Rockbear" wrote:

Hi

I use 2003, and have a list of postalnumbers, 9848 rows of it, There are a
lot of dublets (more than one of the same postalnumber) and in 2007 you have
a command remove dublets.
How to do this in 2003??, want only one of each number :)

Rock
--
Just a regular user

I have one more for you

The list is now gone down 9848 to 616 rows, can I in a easy way make the
rows into columns??
--
Just a regular user


"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this.

Select the data then

Data|Filter|Advanced Filter

Select 'Copy to another location'
Check 'Unique records only'
Enter a cell to copy to (A single cell)
OK

You now have a list of unique values which you can paste back over the
original data or use where it is.

Mike


"Rockbear" wrote:

Hi

I use 2003, and have a list of postalnumbers, 9848 rows of it, There are a
lot of dublets (more than one of the same postalnumber) and in 2007 you have
a command remove dublets.
How to do this in 2003??, want only one of each number :)

Rock
--
Just a regular user

Hi,

Select the row of data and copy it.
Select a cell outside of the range then
Edit|Paste Special
Select transpose
OK

Mike

"Rockbear" wrote:

I have one more for you

The list is now gone down 9848 to 616 rows, can I in a easy way make the
rows into columns??
--
Just a regular user


"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this.

Select the data then

Data|Filter|Advanced Filter

Select 'Copy to another location'
Check 'Unique records only'
Enter a cell to copy to (A single cell)
OK

You now have a list of unique values which you can paste back over the
original data or use where it is.

Mike


"Rockbear" wrote:

Hi

I use 2003, and have a list of postalnumbers, 9848 rows of it, There are a
lot of dublets (more than one of the same postalnumber) and in 2007 you have
a command remove dublets.
How to do this in 2003??, want only one of each number :)

Rock
--
Just a regular user