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I have a simple Excel spreadsheet with just names, account numbers,
and card numbers. I only want to view the names that occur more than once to see who has multiple accounts. Basically, the opposite of a "Unique values only" check box. How would I go about doing this? Any help is appreciated. |
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Show certain rows??????
I'd use another column and a formula like: =countif(a2:a999,a2) and drag down. Then filter to show the values larger than 1. Woda wrote: I have a simple Excel spreadsheet with just names, account numbers, and card numbers. I only want to view the names that occur more than once to see who has multiple accounts. Basically, the opposite of a "Unique values only" check box. How would I go about doing this? Any help is appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
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