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bronxbabe

Filter and/or remove Names
 
I have a list of names with matching corresponding companies (6,800 rows).
There are duplicate names and I need to do a mail merge, but don't want the
letter to generate for the same party multiple times. How to filter where I
can see each name only once. there are too many rows to go through and
delete all duplicates.

Thanks in advance,

Gord Dibben

Filter and/or remove Names
 
See Debra Dalgleish's site for instructions of advanced filter for unique
items.

http://www.contextures.on.ca/xladvfi....html#FilterUR

Scroll down a bit to see how to extract to a new worksheet for your
mailmerge.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 16 Oct 2009 18:19:01 -0700, bronxbabe
wrote:

I have a list of names with matching corresponding companies (6,800 rows).
There are duplicate names and I need to do a mail merge, but don't want the
letter to generate for the same party multiple times. How to filter where I
can see each name only once. there are too many rows to go through and
delete all duplicates.

Thanks in advance,



Yvonne007

Filter and/or remove Names
 
Use 'Advanced Filter'.

1. Click [Data] tab, [Sort & Filter] Group.
2. Click [Advanced].
3. Choose [Copy to another location].
4. Set[List range] to "companies' name scope".
5. Set [Copy to] to "the first cell of result scope".
6. Check [Unique records only].
7. Click [OK].




"bronxbabe" wrote:

I have a list of names with matching corresponding companies (6,800 rows).
There are duplicate names and I need to do a mail merge, but don't want the
letter to generate for the same party multiple times. How to filter where I
can see each name only once. there are too many rows to go through and
delete all duplicates.

Thanks in advance,



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