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Below is a sample list; I need to extract or highlight names in Column A that
have a zero value in column B, but if the name in Column A is listed multiple times and the value in column B is greater than zero, it should not be extracted or highlighted. So for the list below the result should be User 4 and User 5. Thank you. Column A Column B Name PST Folder Size User 1 0 User 2 15 User 3 18 User 1 22 User 4 0 User 5 0 |
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