Hello guys,

I wonder if it's possible to list (in one column, on a newly created sheet)
all the unique entries from the entire worksheet (or at least from a range
that is larger than one column), f. ex. A2:G50... Thanks for any hints!

VBA welcome...

Cheers,
Mark

Hi

Create a pivot table, where all values in column are counted (without any
summary rows).


Arvi Laanemets


"markx" wrote in message
...
Hello guys,

I wonder if it's possible to list (in one column, on a newly created
sheet)
all the unique entries from the entire worksheet (or at least from a range
that is larger than one column), f. ex. A2:G50... Thanks for any hints!

VBA welcome...

Cheers,
Mark

Try Data - Advanced Filter - Unique items only.

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"markx" wrote in message
...
Hello guys,

I wonder if it's possible to list (in one column, on a newly created sheet)
all the unique entries from the entire worksheet (or at least from a range
that is larger than one column), f. ex. A2:G50... Thanks for any hints!

VBA welcome...

Cheers,
Mark

On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 13:02:24 +0100, "markx"
wrote:

Hello guys,

I wonder if it's possible to list (in one column, on a newly created sheet)
all the unique entries from the entire worksheet (or at least from a range
that is larger than one column), f. ex. A2:G50... Thanks for any hints!

VBA welcome...

Cheers,
Mark


You could use the UNIQUEVALUES function from Longre's free morefunc.xll add-in
available from: http://xcell05.free.fr

It will return a single column array of the UNIQUEVALUES in a multi-column,
multi-row range.


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