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How do I remove or filter out duplicate records in an Excel Spreadsheet?
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You can use Data/Filter/Advanced Filter

Selet your range, check the unique values box, and if you want to copy
the unique values to another range, then select the Copy To box & pick
a cell to copy to.

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I am trying to remove or separate all my records that occur more than once,
not extract the records that are not duplicates....the advance filter does
not do that as I understand it.

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You can use Data/Filter/Advanced Filter

Selet your range, check the unique values box, and if you want to copy
the unique values to another range, then select the Copy To box & pick
a cell to copy to.

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You can use the techniques on Chip Pearson's site, to mark and delete
the duplicates in the source data:

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


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If you want to find "Duplicates" the easiest way I have found is to sort
your records on the column you want to check. Then have the cell above
the records you want to check for duplicates as a "blank" or a column
Title. For this example I would start the records you want to check at
Cell A2 (you always want a Not Dup for your first value): Then enter
the following formula in whatever column you want and copy it down the
list:
=IF(A2=A1,"Dup","Not Dup"). You Can enter whatever values you want for
"DUP" and "Not Dup"


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