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Do you have more than one account on a worksheet? Not clear from your posting?
Is each column a difffernt month? Can you use the formula =MAX(B1:B10) at the bottom of the worksheet to get the maximum of each month? "TomRobertson" wrote: I am looking for a way to cut down the amount of time it takes me to 'clean' account data. I currently get sent monthly accounts which I merge into a single 12 month spreadsheet. Some of the time there are duplicates between months and also double accounting within each month. The account number is often the only consistent entry. I am looking for a way to filter out a single account from all of these duplicates but picking only the entry with the highest values and discarding the rest. I have been doing a countif on account number and then filtering by account number to ascertain the entry to bring through - very time consuming. Would be very grateful if anyone can help. Thanks |
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