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I have a column that looks like this;
Direct Mail-Ltr
Direct Mail-Ltr
Direct Mail-Ltr
Direct Mail-PC
Radio
Radio
Magazine
Magazine
Magazine
Newspaper
I would like to create a list from this column that looks like this;
Direct Mail-Ltr
Direct Mail-PC
Radio
Magazine
Newspaper
I've racked my brain on this to no avail. Any help would be of great use.
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Use DataAdvanced Filter. Tick Unique values option.

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I have a column that looks like this;
Direct Mail-Ltr
Direct Mail-Ltr
Direct Mail-Ltr
Direct Mail-PC
Radio
Radio
Magazine
Magazine
Magazine
Newspaper
I would like to create a list from this column that looks like this;
Direct Mail-Ltr
Direct Mail-PC
Radio
Magazine
Newspaper
I've racked my brain on this to no avail. Any help would be of great use.



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