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I work with massive lists of data everyday, and many times have to combine
multiple sheets. This of course leads to duplicates, and hence having to delete the duplicates. Today I use countif if to identify them, sort and delete. This works fine, but I keep thinking there has to be a better way. What I'd really like to have is a macro that, for the column I select, rows with duplicate values are deleted. If no duplicates are found, a message box that says that. Would like to keep the first value found. Thanks in advance! Scott |
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