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"Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Use another column, filled with a formula like this: =COUNTIF(A:A,A2) then sort you whole sheet based on that column, descending to get the dupes at the top, ascending to get the dupes at the bottom. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP " wrote in message ... I have column with that I am using cond form to check for dups. Is there a way to sort the column asceding or descending were the non-dups will to the top or bottom of the col not very familiar with the adv auto filter |
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