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Select your data range, then go to Data-filter-Advanced Filter.
For the Criteria box, input the range ocntaining your numbers, then check the box "unique records only". Then filter. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Jan" wrote: 4440558 4440558 4440558 1234567 1234567 all i want is that i see every number once |
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Use the Advanced filter option from the Data menu and check "Unique records
only" Regards, Per "Jan" skrev i meddelelsen ... 4440558 4440558 4440558 1234567 1234567 all i want is that i see every number once |
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