A report that is pulled from SAP into Excel, version 2003, generates a list
of stores, by store number but the data includes duplicate information
because each store may have 2 to 4 different account numbers assigned to it.
Example of data below:
STORE# SOff. TERR#
1 H04 L99
1 H04 L99
1 H04 L99

What formula or formulas can be used to somehow mark the duplicate store
numbers so that it can be sorted and then deleted? I need to streamline the
information to include each store only one time. My store lists are around 21
pages because of all the duplicate information.

hi
see this site...
http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/Duplicates.aspx

regards
FSt1

"Melissa_RBTC" wrote:

A report that is pulled from SAP into Excel, version 2003, generates a list
of stores, by store number but the data includes duplicate information
because each store may have 2 to 4 different account numbers assigned to it.
Example of data below:
STORE# SOff. TERR#
1 H04 L99
1 H04 L99
1 H04 L99

What formula or formulas can be used to somehow mark the duplicate store
numbers so that it can be sorted and then deleted? I need to streamline the
information to include each store only one time. My store lists are around 21
pages because of all the duplicate information.