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How can I isolate the number of records where a field is duplicated i.e. we
have a barcode field in our stock DB where we have discovered there are some duplicated barcodes. We have tried to pull the data into a pivot table using the count function of stock codes that carry the same barcode, but all we get is a count of 1 even though we know some of the barcodes are duplicated. Does this make sense? Anyway is there another way of using Excel to filter barcodes? TIA |
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