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There are many ways of doing what you want to do. This is one:
Data Filter Advanced Filter Unique Records Only Post back if you need some other ideas. -- RyGuy "Russell" wrote: Hello, I am working on a spreadsheet that contains about 150 rows of part numbers. It is possible the rows could eventually range into the 1000s with several hundred part numbers repeated several times. What I am trying to do is to have 2 separate columns, one with the part number listed only one time and the other with the number of times that part number appears. I understand how to make the number of times calculate using the countif statement, but how do I get it to search the list of part numbers and extract the number only once? I appreciate your help!!! |
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