Unique Values
I have a list in Column H whose MAX size is H2:H10,000. There are currently
only 1,000 cells filled in with data in column H. I want to create a new list in column K that will pull out ONLY unique entries from column H. Is there a formula to use that would calculate for the entire range of column H (H2:H10000) so that when a new record is entered, it will automatically pull out the unique value if the value added to the new row is unique? Thanks in advance for any help! John |
To create the unique column manually, pulldown Data FIlter Advanced Filter
and check unique only. Do get this to happend automatically whenever a new entry is made would require an Event Macro . -- Gary's Student "JohnGuts" wrote: I have a list in Column H whose MAX size is H2:H10,000. There are currently only 1,000 cells filled in with data in column H. I want to create a new list in column K that will pull out ONLY unique entries from column H. Is there a formula to use that would calculate for the entire range of column H (H2:H10000) so that when a new record is entered, it will automatically pull out the unique value if the value added to the new row is unique? Thanks in advance for any help! John |
Thanks for the quick reply. I tried what you suggested, and for some reason,
it always produced a list where 2 identical values were reported. It did filter out all the other duplicates, but for some reason, one value was displayed twice. Any ideas? Thanks. "Gary's Student" wrote: To create the unique column manually, pulldown Data FIlter Advanced Filter and check unique only. Do get this to happend automatically whenever a new entry is made would require an Event Macro . -- Gary's Student "JohnGuts" wrote: I have a list in Column H whose MAX size is H2:H10,000. There are currently only 1,000 cells filled in with data in column H. I want to create a new list in column K that will pull out ONLY unique entries from column H. Is there a formula to use that would calculate for the entire range of column H (H2:H10000) so that when a new record is entered, it will automatically pull out the unique value if the value added to the new row is unique? Thanks in advance for any help! John |
In my experience two identical entries usually means the differences are
invisible, like trailing blanks. If it is trailing blanks, then use the TRIM() function before filtering. Good Luck -- Gary's Student "JohnGuts" wrote: Thanks for the quick reply. I tried what you suggested, and for some reason, it always produced a list where 2 identical values were reported. It did filter out all the other duplicates, but for some reason, one value was displayed twice. Any ideas? Thanks. "Gary's Student" wrote: To create the unique column manually, pulldown Data FIlter Advanced Filter and check unique only. Do get this to happend automatically whenever a new entry is made would require an Event Macro . -- Gary's Student "JohnGuts" wrote: I have a list in Column H whose MAX size is H2:H10,000. There are currently only 1,000 cells filled in with data in column H. I want to create a new list in column K that will pull out ONLY unique entries from column H. Is there a formula to use that would calculate for the entire range of column H (H2:H10000) so that when a new record is entered, it will automatically pull out the unique value if the value added to the new row is unique? Thanks in advance for any help! John |
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Only a couple of days ago... Biff "JohnGuts" wrote in message ... I have a list in Column H whose MAX size is H2:H10,000. There are currently only 1,000 cells filled in with data in column H. I want to create a new list in column K that will pull out ONLY unique entries from column H. Is there a formula to use that would calculate for the entire range of column H (H2:H10000) so that when a new record is entered, it will automatically pull out the unique value if the value added to the new row is unique? Thanks in advance for any help! John |
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