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I'm able to filter out lines which are complete duplicates of existing ones.
What I can't do is eliminate lines in which just one cell is duplicated. For example, suppose I have two columns: email addresses and activities. Someone has an email address alongside tennis and the same email address alongside golf, but it's the duplicate email address that I want to filter out. How can I get Excel to eliminate the second line? Thanks in advance to anyone who replies. Tim |
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