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I have a workbook with 10 sheets. Each sheet will have
50,000 or more rows. Col A is a reference number for each row of data. Reference numbers are repeated thoughout the each sheet. What I need to do is reduce each sheet to only 1 instance of each unique reference number. I was able to compare each row to the one above and delete it if the reference is the same. (for example, each sheet will only contain 7,000 - 9,000 records after it is reviewed.) While this works it is time-consuming with over 500,000 rows to review. Is there a better / quicker way to reduce each sheet to display 1 instance of each unique value in col A? Thanks for the help. |
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