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I have a column of information that contains a list of
numbers. some of these numbers are duplicated and i want to eliminate them. I sorted these numbers and then used the =AND(H9=H10) to see which were duplicated (represented as true). Is there a way to just go through and delete the rows that are marked as true? Thanks a lot |
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