From: James on 7 Jan 2010 07:59 Hello all I have a column of data made up of 100 cells. Some cells have a unique value and others the same value. Using a formula in another column, is there a way I can be left with just a list of unique values e.g. if X comes up 3 times in the original column how can I show it just once in another? I know I can use remove duplicates in excel but I don't want to as I don't want to have to use macros thanks -- James.
From: Eduardo on 7 Jan 2010 08:14 Hi, take a look to CPearson web http://www.cpearson.com/excel/Duplicates.aspx at the end of the page there is a link as well theat will show you how to delete the duplicates if you want to do that if this helps please click yes thanks "James" wrote: > Hello all > > I have a column of data made up of 100 cells. Some cells have a unique value > and others the same value. Using a formula in another column, is there a way > I can be left with just a list of unique values e.g. if X comes up 3 times in > the original column how can I show it just once in another? > > I know I can use remove duplicates in excel but I don't want to as I don't > want to have to use macros > > thanks > > > -- > James.
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