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Is there a way in 2007 to delete rows based on duplicate values in a single column? Thanks. The dups are number values
Is there a way in 2007 to delete rows based on duplicate values in a single column? Thanks. The dups are number values
Hi,
Do you want to delete all duplicate values or just the second and subsequent occurencies?
If the latter one way is to use a helper column and add the formula =COUNTIF($A$1:$A1,A1) and copy it down. Then filter the helper column for values >1 and select and delete all the filtered rows.
If the former then use COUNTIF($A$1:$A$100,A1), change the last row 100 as appropriate and copy, filter, select and delete as above.
Regards
Richard Buttrey
RIP - d. 06/10/2022
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You could also attach a sample workbook so that its easier to understand what kind of data. And Richard's question -is important too...Do you want to delete all duplicate values or just the second and subsequent occurencies?
there is a remove duplicates option on the data tab
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Thanks Martin,
You've reminded me of something new in 2007 - which I suspect is often overlooked or forgotten, as I have demonstrated
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