search to identify duplicate enties in long columns of numbers
 

Is there a quick and easy way to find/search/identify duplicate enteries in
any single coulmn within a worksheet that has multiple columes of 2 to 3000
Numbers in each column

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/topic.htm
Chuck Pearson has several methods at the above address under "Duplicate"
Pat F

"Norman H" wrote:

Is there a quick and easy way to find/search/identify duplicate enteries in
any single coulmn within a worksheet that has multiple columes of 2 to 3000
Numbers in each column

sorry about that-was speaking to a Chuck on the phone and transposed!

"PC" wrote:

Chip has a brother?


"patrick" wrote in message
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http://www.cpearson.com/excel/topic.htm
Chuck Pearson has several methods at the above address under "Duplicate"
Pat F

"Norman H" wrote:

Is there a quick and easy way to find/search/identify duplicate enteries
in
any single coulmn within a worksheet that has multiple columes of 2 to
3000
Numbers in each column

Actually Pat, you *are* technically correct, since Chip's first name is
really Charles, and Chuck is, I believe an accepted nick-name, ALTHOUGH ...
perhaps *not* acceptable to Chip.<g
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Regards,

RD
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"patrick" wrote in message
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sorry about that-was speaking to a Chuck on the phone and transposed!

"PC" wrote:

Chip has a brother?


"patrick" wrote in message
...
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/topic.htm
Chuck Pearson has several methods at the above address under "Duplicate"
Pat F

"Norman H" wrote:

Is there a quick and easy way to find/search/identify duplicate
enteries
in
any single coulmn within a worksheet that has multiple columes of 2 to
3000
Numbers in each column

Chip has a brother?


"patrick" wrote in message
...
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/topic.htm
Chuck Pearson has several methods at the above address under "Duplicate"
Pat F

"Norman H" wrote:

Is there a quick and easy way to find/search/identify duplicate enteries
in
any single coulmn within a worksheet that has multiple columes of 2 to
3000
Numbers in each column

You are correct that Chuck is an accepted "American" nickname or deriviative
of Charles as is Charlie, although I don't believe that anyone refers to
"Prince Charles" and Charlie or Chuck. In this case my faux pax may have
inadvertently struck the bulls eye. Thanks for the FYI.
Best
Pat

"RagDyeR" wrote:

Actually Pat, you *are* technically correct, since Chip's first name is
really Charles, and Chuck is, I believe an accepted nick-name, ALTHOUGH ...
perhaps *not* acceptable to Chip.<g
--

Regards,

RD
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Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit !
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"patrick" wrote in message
...
sorry about that-was speaking to a Chuck on the phone and transposed!

"PC" wrote:

Chip has a brother?


"patrick" wrote in message
...
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/topic.htm
Chuck Pearson has several methods at the above address under "Duplicate"
Pat F

"Norman H" wrote:

Is there a quick and easy way to find/search/identify duplicate
enteries
in
any single coulmn within a worksheet that has multiple columes of 2 to
3000
Numbers in each column