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I'm trying to show only one instance of duplicate records with no luck. Any
suggestions?
 
Will this help?
Select the range, use Data/Filter/Advanced filter check
Unique Records Only and "Copy to another location"

Put in an address to hold the result, eg[F1] then click
OK. When you're done, you will have the unique records in
the new place.
You can delete the original range if you need to.
 
Thanks for the info Gerry. Worked perfectly.



GerryK said:
Will this help?
Select the range, use Data/Filter/Advanced filter check
Unique Records Only and "Copy to another location"

Put in an address to hold the result, eg[F1] then click
OK. When you're done, you will have the unique records in
the new place.
You can delete the original range if you need to.

-----Original Message-----
I'm trying to show only one instance of duplicate records with no luck. Any
suggestions?
.
 

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