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I have 4000 rows of data that looks like this:
Number Status C02504 Removed C02504 Removed C02504 Removed C02504 Removed C02504 Removed C02504 Removed c02536 Removed c02536 Added c02536 Added c02536 Not Changed c02536 Not Changed c02536 Not Changed c02536 Not Changed c02536 Not Changed C02564 Not Changed C03869 Removed C03869 Added C03869 Added What I need to accomplish is to eliminate all but one row where the number and status are the same but keep ALL the rows where the number has several different statuses. So basically I need the above to look like: Number Status C02504 Removed c02536 Removed c02536 Added c02536 Added c02536 Not Changed C02564 Not Changed C03869 Removed C03869 Added C03869 Added |
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