I understand what you mean. The combination of all three columns constituting 1 record must be unique.
If you concatenate columns A B and C in column D and use the following to extract the unique concatenated values. This will give a list of unique values.
I entered this ARRAY formula (enter with Ctrl + Shift + Enter) in Q6 and filled down. (I left 4 blank rows to be used with the Advanced Filter for comparison)
I then entered this formula in K6 and filled across and down to extract the unique records from columns A to C
This gives identical records as retrieved by the Advanced Filter Unique records.
I think that the enclosed file should be self explanatory.
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