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Creating a list from multiple (sometimes the same) codes
I have in column A a list of say 100 codes of which many may be duplicated.
I wish to produce in column B an automatic list (produced without further manual input) using all the different codes in column A i.e. Answers in column A may be XX12, XX13, XX13, YY45, YY45, YY45, ZZ33 & R45 In column B I want to see a list of items (don't know how they will be sorted) showing XX12, XX13, YY45, ZZ33 & R45 thus avoiding duplications. Therefore I don't want to produce a drop down list which requires manual choices in column B. How do I do this please? Thanks |
Creating a list from multiple (sometimes the same) codes
If you don't want to use Advanced Filter filtering Unique Items - you may
consider: * Start your 100 item list from cell A2 and down. 2) In cell B2 type: {=INDEX($A$2:$A$101,MATCH(,COUNTIF($B$1:$B1,$A$2:$ A$101),))} and copy down until you get an error. *** This is an array formula, and is to be confirmed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER rather than with simply ENTER. The curly brackets {} are not to be typed manually, those are entered by the Excel, when the formula is entered as an Array formula. Micky "David" wrote: I have in column A a list of say 100 codes of which many may be duplicated. I wish to produce in column B an automatic list (produced without further manual input) using all the different codes in column A i.e. Answers in column A may be XX12, XX13, XX13, YY45, YY45, YY45, ZZ33 & R45 In column B I want to see a list of items (don't know how they will be sorted) showing XX12, XX13, YY45, ZZ33 & R45 thus avoiding duplications. Therefore I don't want to produce a drop down list which requires manual choices in column B. How do I do this please? Thanks |
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