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I've always avoided advanced filtering, but it looks like it's one of the few
ways for me to solve what I need. I have to take a list of 11K entries, and find (UNIQUELY) the values in column B, which are associated with the #N/A values in column A. In other words, I need to basically show all N/A values, and then out of that subset, show the B values once each. Can you tell me the basic setup? I know that it takes aligning criteria above the search columns or something like that from the help, but as advanced as I am with Excel, I've just never made it to advanced filters, and don't know how to use them. Thx. -- Boris |
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