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I have a large spreadsheet consisting of about 16,000 rows and 8 columns.
The first columns are longitude and latitude coordinates. Is there a way to sort and display the rows where both the values in columns A and B are the same? I have sorted on A then B but sometimes places have exactly the same longitude but very different latitudes. I'm just trying to eliminate the necessity of going through all 16000 entries to eliminate duplicates. Thanks, Rick Morrison |
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