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you might be getting some leading or trailing spaces in your words ... try in another column the formula =TRIM(A1) where A1 is your first piece of text and copy down the length of the text, now copy & edit / paste special - values this column back over the original (and delete this column) and then try the unique filter. Cheers JulieD "Travis" wrote in message ... I am copying and pasting numbers and text from 2 seperate programs. The 1st program has numbers in front of the text. I remove the numbers by doing a text column and then deleting the number column. With the text that remains in the next column I then move it over to column A. Then I grab my next set of text from the 2nd program and copy and paste it afterthe last word in column A. I then do an A-Z sort to list them alphabetically. I then name the top row "NAME" and try to do a filter to take out the duplicate names by doing a unique filter on that column. However, all duplicate words remain. I have been able to do this 2times with success but seem to be missing a step or doing steps in the wrong order. Any help? |
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