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I have a table of data with 12 columns, one of which is a sequence # column.
I would like to sort the table by that column and eliminate any rows that have duplicate sequence #'s. Any ideas? |
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Assuming you have Sequence# in Col A starting in first row, then in the first
unused column's first cell enter the following; =COUNTIF(A1:$A$30,A1) and copy down... You can then filter on values 1 for this column and delete those rows... "Brad" wrote: I have a table of data with 12 columns, one of which is a sequence # column. I would like to sort the table by that column and eliminate any rows that have duplicate sequence #'s. Any ideas? |
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