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I need help on a list project. I have, for example, lists on three separate
sheets. On the first sheet I've got a list A,B,C,D,G. On the second sheet
I've got a list A,B,D,E,F,G. And on the third sheet I've got A,G, and H.
What I have tried and been unsuccessful to do is get a single list that
includes all items included only once (no duplicates). Can anyone recommend
a function or tool?
Any help would be appreciated.
BH


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Frank Kabel
 
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Hi
a manual way:
1. Copy all your list below each other on one sheet
2. Use 'Data - Filter - Advanced Filter' and check 'Unique entries'

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I need help on a list project. I have, for example, lists on three

separate
sheets. On the first sheet I've got a list A,B,C,D,G. On the second

sheet
I've got a list A,B,D,E,F,G. And on the third sheet I've got A,G,

and H.
What I have tried and been unsuccessful to do is get a single list

that
includes all items included only once (no duplicates). Can anyone

recommend
a function or tool?
Any help would be appreciated.
BH



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