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hide duplicate addresses in Excel
I manage a database for a school. when sending mailings home we often print
two labels to the same home due to siblings in the same school. Is there a way to filter out duplicates? |
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hide duplicate addresses in Excel
You could use the COUNTIF() function to determine if you have duplicates.
Check this out: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplicat.htm "DbaseGuy" wrote: I manage a database for a school. when sending mailings home we often print two labels to the same home due to siblings in the same school. Is there a way to filter out duplicates? |
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