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Finding replicate data in a column accidentally entered
Hi,
I have entered data into a column. there is over 1,000 entries but I have mistakenly entered repeat data without knowing and I now need to filter out the replicate data without sifting through it manually- is there a way?? |
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Finding replicate data in a column accidentally entered
=COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)1
copy down as far as needed Auto Filter all the TRUE value, go to Edit Delete "Fran" wrote: Hi, I have entered data into a column. there is over 1,000 entries but I have mistakenly entered repeat data without knowing and I now need to filter out the replicate data without sifting through it manually- is there a way?? |
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