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I have inherited a spreadsheet which has lots of duplicated rows. However,
some information is missing for certain fields. For example one row will list: Firstname (Jim), Lastname (Jones), Phone (1213111) and the duplicate will just have say the Firstname (Jim) & Lastname (Jones). What I would like to do is remove the second record from the spread sheet. There are many instances of this throughout. Is there a way that this can be achieved? Thanks for any help |
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