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Removing Duplicate Rows

virtualized

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Hi Everyone


I have data in following form:


(5,1)

(7,1)

(5,1) Duplicate

(19,1)

(7,1) Duplicate

(33,1)

(41,1)

(33,1) Duplicate


I want to remove duplicate entries from the Data, so that the remaining Data should be:

(5,1)

(7,1)

(19,1)

(33,1)

(41,1)


Can anybody please explain how it should be done?


Best Regards
 
If you have excel 2007 or 2010 there is a button on the ribbon to do just that. Check on the Data tab.
 
Hi virtualized,


If you want to "delete" duplicates then robg is absolutely right. But if you want something like list of unique/duplicate values then have a look at this post:


http://chandoo.org/wp/2008/11/06/unique-duplicate-missing-items-excel-help/


..and download the sample file.


Thanks,

FASEEH
 
Hi

Can you please tell me how can i upload my Excel file on this Forum? I think that will clarify my question and would make it easy to get help from you.


Best Regards
 
Hi ,


You can use any file sharing website , Skydrive , GoogleDocs , Rapidshare , or any other of your choice , to upload the file.


Please ensure that you have given access rights for others , and post the access link here.


Narayan
 
Hi

Thank You.


Link to the file is:

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwqQW589JCh7YTZmNWViOGYtMDYxMS00YmVhLTlkZjYtNWI3MjdiYTQ0ZjM3


Data is in 3 columns:

Column A is titled MyData, where Columns B and C are untitled, It looks like this:

MyData

(5,1) 5

(7,1) 6

(5,1) Duplicate 5

(19,1) 7

(7,1) Duplicate 6

(33,1) 8

(41,1) 100

(33,1) Duplicate 5


Final or required Output without Duplicate rows is:

MyData

(5,1) 5

(7,1) 6

(19,1) 7

(33,1) 8

(41,1) 100


Best Regards
 
Hi ,


If you have Excel 2007 , just select the "Remove Duplicates" feature ; select the entire range A2:C9 ; when Excel prompts you to select the column which has duplicates , select column A , and deselect columns B and C.


You should get the result you have shown.


Narayan
 
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