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Remove Duplicate with 'Caveat'
I have a large sheet with many duplicates.
I can't just run Remove Duplicates because I want to remove a specific version of each, i.e. where a specific field value is either Null or Contains specific text or has a value or < than. Is there any way to use the Remove Dupes tool or a simple function that would allow this? Even more ambitiously I'd love to Merge them i.e. Compare one ore more field values, if = merge ALL the fields, where both records have a value step through and accept either/both. Any thoughts? I am a newbie to functions and such but this seems like it should be do-able. Any thoughts appreciated! |
Remove Duplicate with 'Caveat'
Maybe take a look at the "conditional delete" feature in ASAP Utilities.
It's available at www.asap-utilities.com ...........otherwise looks to me like it would take a custom macro to do what you want. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "msnyc07" wrote in message ... I have a large sheet with many duplicates. I can't just run Remove Duplicates because I want to remove a specific version of each, i.e. where a specific field value is either Null or Contains specific text or has a value or < than. Is there any way to use the Remove Dupes tool or a simple function that would allow this? Even more ambitiously I'd love to Merge them i.e. Compare one ore more field values, if = merge ALL the fields, where both records have a value step through and accept either/both. Any thoughts? I am a newbie to functions and such but this seems like it should be do-able. Any thoughts appreciated! |
Remove Duplicate with 'Caveat'
Hi,
Could you give more details. What is the criteria? -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "msnyc07" wrote in message ... I have a large sheet with many duplicates. I can't just run Remove Duplicates because I want to remove a specific version of each, i.e. where a specific field value is either Null or Contains specific text or has a value or < than. Is there any way to use the Remove Dupes tool or a simple function that would allow this? Even more ambitiously I'd love to Merge them i.e. Compare one ore more field values, if = merge ALL the fields, where both records have a value step through and accept either/both. Any thoughts? I am a newbie to functions and such but this seems like it should be do-able. Any thoughts appreciated! |
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