I used to use to use the 'remove duplicates' option a lot in a more recent version of Excel. Now I'm using the 2003 version and I can't find the option. any suggestions? Many thanks!
I used to use to use the 'remove duplicates' option a lot in a more recent version of Excel. Now I'm using the 2003 version and I can't find the option. any suggestions? Many thanks!
Last edited by issecit; 12-04-2012 at 02:38 PM.
The option is in Advanced Filter
Gary's Student
i cant remember if 2003 has that option or not. you cant kinda do the same with this tho
copy this down (adjust references as needed)...
=IF(COUNTIF($B$2:$B$14,B2)>1,1,"")
you can then either use filters to just show all the 1's or sort the data based on where that formula is (if needed, in a separate column, put in 1, 2, 3 --> downwards, you can use this to resort back to the original sequence when finished)
then just delete all rows that show 1
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Ford
Many thanks...sadly all I find there are complicated formulas you need to fill in...no simple options ....I haven't got a clue...thanks anyway..
Ah...I've found it: http://www.lytebyte.com/2008/10/30/h...in-excel-2003/
thanks everyone!
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