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How to assign unique number to column duplicates?
Hi All,
I need to assign a unique number to a set of duplicates all in one column in Excel 2007. so columnA will has about 9000 numbers, some of them unique, and others are duplicates of 2-4 approx. I used to conditional formatting to show which are duplicates, but need to be able to assign a unique number to each set duplicates, that will be in sequential order... e.g. ColumnA ColumnB(unique ID) 01233 0001 01233 0001 01234 - 01255 0002 01255 0002 etc.... Any ideas please? I don't know how to do programming, just formulas in excel. Thanks Heather |
How to assign unique number to column duplicates?
Excel 2007 Table
Choice of six different formulas. http://www.mediafire.com/file/wdhcztdyu3m/12_23_09.xlsx |
How to assign unique number to column duplicates?
Hi Herbert, thanks for that, it looks like exactly what I need. I've tried copying the formula into my table and then substituting your "NyNB" for my array, which I drag teh cursor over to select. Excel doesn't seem to like this!? How did you select your "NyNB"? Thanks Heather "Herbert Seidenberg" wrote: Excel 2007 Table Choice of six different formulas. http://www.mediafire.com/file/wdhcztdyu3m/12_23_09.xlsx . |
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