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I am trying to do the following:

QUESTION 1:

I have a spreadsheet that contains hundreds of records and most if not all
of them are duplicated. I have tried an advanced auto filter but it doesn't
seem to be working correctly. Is there a formula I can use to only pull one
record into a new spreadsheet
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QUESTION 2

I am trying to compare information in spreadsheet ONE to info in spreadsheet
TWO and return data into spreadsheet THREE. All three spreadsheet are saved
separetly, how would I write the location into the formula?

I tried the below but it is not returning the correct information
='C:\Documents and Settings\me06764\Desktop\New Folder\[ONE Test.xls]120 Day
'!$I$2

So I am trying to say if Field A (ONE) matched Field B (TWO) then return to
Filed A in (THREE), if not then return N/A, False, etc.


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hi.
question1:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplicat.htm

Question2:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplic...#InOneNotOther

regards
FSt1

"Missy" wrote:

I am trying to do the following:

QUESTION 1:

I have a spreadsheet that contains hundreds of records and most if not all
of them are duplicated. I have tried an advanced auto filter but it doesn't
seem to be working correctly. Is there a formula I can use to only pull one
record into a new spreadsheet
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
QUESTION 2

I am trying to compare information in spreadsheet ONE to info in spreadsheet
TWO and return data into spreadsheet THREE. All three spreadsheet are saved
separetly, how would I write the location into the formula?

I tried the below but it is not returning the correct information
='C:\Documents and Settings\me06764\Desktop\New Folder\[ONE Test.xls]120 Day
'!$I$2

So I am trying to say if Field A (ONE) matched Field B (TWO) then return to
Filed A in (THREE), if not then return N/A, False, etc.


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Thanks, I'll see if I can use this

"FSt1" wrote:

hi.
question1:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplicat.htm

Question2:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplic...#InOneNotOther

regards
FSt1

"Missy" wrote:

I am trying to do the following:

QUESTION 1:

I have a spreadsheet that contains hundreds of records and most if not all
of them are duplicated. I have tried an advanced auto filter but it doesn't
seem to be working correctly. Is there a formula I can use to only pull one
record into a new spreadsheet
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
QUESTION 2

I am trying to compare information in spreadsheet ONE to info in spreadsheet
TWO and return data into spreadsheet THREE. All three spreadsheet are saved
separetly, how would I write the location into the formula?

I tried the below but it is not returning the correct information
='C:\Documents and Settings\me06764\Desktop\New Folder\[ONE Test.xls]120 Day
'!$I$2

So I am trying to say if Field A (ONE) matched Field B (TWO) then return to
Filed A in (THREE), if not then return N/A, False, etc.


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