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Phone Numbers Repeated
I have a chart in excel that looks like this
Ladd Design Koch Stephanie Ms. 156 Farm Rd. New Canaan, CT 06840 2039663032 F2039660170 except in excel each piece of data is a different cell so in total i have 9 cells Co. Name, Last Name, First Name, Title, Address, Town & State, Zip Code, Phone Number and Fax number. There are about 1700 Rows in total. And there are many repeats as a lot of the data was copied and pasted from other sources. My problem is these repeats need to be removed. The repeats are in the phone numbers, if there is a repeated phone number the entire row must be removed and if possible replaced with a placeholder. The phone numbers are in Row H, and right now the list is sorted by phone number so if there is a repeat it will be right ontop of the other. It will take me way too long to do this by hand and i'll surely miss some if i do is there a formula or a macro that can help fix this? |
Chip Pearson has lots of ways to work with duplicates at:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplicat.htm But I'm not sure I'd start by deleting the duplicates. When I have to do stuff like this, I'd always have to pick some data from each of the duplicate rows (sometimes the address on the first duplicate should be kept--sometimes the title was on the third duplicate). Zip Codes wrote: I have a chart in excel that looks like this Ladd Design Koch Stephanie Ms. 156 Farm Rd. New Canaan, CT 06840 2039663032 F2039660170 except in excel each piece of data is a different cell so in total i have 9 cells Co. Name, Last Name, First Name, Title, Address, Town & State, Zip Code, Phone Number and Fax number. There are about 1700 Rows in total. And there are many repeats as a lot of the data was copied and pasted from other sources. My problem is these repeats need to be removed. The repeats are in the phone numbers, if there is a repeated phone number the entire row must be removed and if possible replaced with a placeholder. The phone numbers are in Row H, and right now the list is sorted by phone number so if there is a repeat it will be right ontop of the other. It will take me way too long to do this by hand and i'll surely miss some if i do is there a formula or a macro that can help fix this? -- Dave Peterson |
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