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Removing Duplicate Values Only

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    Removing Duplicate Values Only

    I have searched and searched but can't seem to find the answer I once had.

    From A2:A159 I have a list of part numbers (no duplicates). Then for each part, from Column B through Column DX there are quantity values.

    Going one row at a time, I need to delete all duplicate entries.

    Considerations:

    Rows are independant of each other and there may be similar quantity values for different parts.

    Even though the range is from B to DX, each row is unique in the total values to be considered (they range from 100+ to 1).

    I was attempting to modify the following code but to no avail:

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    Anyway, I am at a loss and need some help. I am attaching a copy of the file as well.

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    You can try this:
    http://exceltips.vitalnews.com/Pages...ate_Cells.html

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    Type "the duplicate master" in to Google. It's a very good Excel add-in that I use a lot. Hopefully it will help you do what you need to do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ConfusedTech
    That was sort of what I need. I needed something to remove duplicates by row whereas the link (along with all the other examples I found) was to do so by column. Anyway, I just modified it a bit to suit my needs.

    I'll post my modified version for anyone else who might need by row versus by column.

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    If anyone uses this, for reference note the following portion:

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    You can change the 1 to 10 to suit the rows needed.


    As far as The Duplicate Master goes, that worked as well (I tried both) and I am putting up the link I found it at for others.

    http://members.iinet.net.au/~brettdj/


    Thanks to both of you for your help.

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