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I have a spreadsheet that i need to clean up. I have many duplicates that i
need to delete. Here is the problem; I don't want to delete ALL the duplicates. Here's an example: A B C D 1 2/4/2005 F2 60A155-100 105588 Duplicate 2 2/1/2005 RE 60A155-100 105588 Duplicate 3 9/30/2004 F2 60A155-100 105445 Duplicate 4 9/30/2004 RE 60A155-100 105445 Duplicate 5 9/30/2004 RE 60A155-100 105445 Duplicate If B1="F2" AND it is more recent (A) then the subsequent "RE" in B2, i want to leave it and delete the "RE" line (Row 2). But if : A B C D 1 2/4/2005 F2 60A155-100 105588 Duplicate 2 2/1/2005 RE 60A155-100 105588 Duplicate 4 9/30/2004 RE 60A155-100 105445 Duplicate 5 9/30/2004 F2 60A155-100 105445 Duplicate If B4="RE" AND is the more recent one, i want to delete both rows 4 and 5 both. any ideas? i can go through each one but my report is huge! TIA James |
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