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Default Copying Duplicate rows


Hello

I have a need to be able to do the following:

Scenario:
1000 rows that contain duplicates in columns A, C, E. (there are no
1000 duplicates, but 1000 rows contain data that could be duplicates).

Based on these 3 columns, I would consider it a duplicate record if al
3 columns' values are identical. However, Column E is an email addres
and I want to consider this column duplicate if the domain name is th
same. The excel function I created will extract the domain nam
=MID(E2,FIND("@",E2)+1,FIND(".",E2)-1), which will extract the domai
name to a new column (F). So, If A, C, and F are duplicate, it is
duplicate record. Columns B,D,G etc do not matter.

Is there a way to do this programatically? Ideally, I would like a
entire list of the unique values to be placed on another sheet.

Thank you
Terr

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