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Hi, My goal in this sample sheet is to delete the duplicate rows if the value is FAIL. The more complicated goal is to delete the duplicate rows if the value is FAIL and the first duplicate value is PASS. Thank you for any advance.
Hi, My goal in this sample sheet is to delete the duplicate rows if the value is FAIL. The more complicated goal is to delete the duplicate rows if the value is FAIL and the first duplicate value is PASS. Thank you for any advance.
Why not just use a helper column to identify duplicates then filter the range for the duplicates, decide which rows yo want to select and delete them.
e.g. in J2 copied down
=IF(AND(I2="FAIL",COUNTIF($F$2:$F$9,F2)>1),"Duplicate","")
Then filter on column J, select all rows and delete. Then remove the autofilter.
Richard Buttrey
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There are 1000's of rows and while I can highlight the duplicates in groups. It can be a bit overwhelming to look at all duplicates each day. That is most likely what I will have to do.
I just tried Richard's suggestion and it seemed to do what is described in post #1.
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...maybe I confused when I said "decide which rows you want to select'. The AUtofilter will show only those rows you want to delete so all you need do is select them all and then delete. There's no need to look for duplicates by day.Originally Posted by Kimbersh
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