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2003 1. Select the two columns of data (with a title row) and choose Data, Filter, Advanced Filter 2. Check the Unique records only box and click OK This will hide all duplicates. You can copy the visible cells to another location and do what you need with them. 2007 1. Select the two columns of data, with headers and choose Data, Remove Duplicates, OK -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "tomhelle" wrote: I have a long list of various components that I want to summarize. For example: Column A Column B Material 1 Thickness 1 Material 1 Thickness 2 Material 2 Thickness 1 Material 1 Thickness 1 I want to summarize this data so that it will produce a list as follows: Column A Column B Material 1 Thickness 1 Material 1 Thickness 2 Material 2 Thickness 1 Many thanks in advance! |
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