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Blaine Fray
 
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Default When sorting, how would I omit duplicates?

I am working with several data spreadsheets. I have to weekly update new
information into one spreadsheet.
Question: When sorting new data with the old data, how would I omit the
duplicates.
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Bob Phillips
 
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You can't AFAIK.

You could filter the data for unique records (DataFiletAdvanced Filter)
and then sort that data.

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I am working with several data spreadsheets. I have to weekly update new
information into one spreadsheet.
Question: When sorting new data with the old data, how would I omit the
duplicates.



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Note that if you have just one column, you could create a pivot table and
obtain the unique values, in order.

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I am working with several data spreadsheets. I have to weekly update new
information into one spreadsheet.
Question: When sorting new data with the old data, how would I omit the
duplicates.




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