Add To Duplicate Values In A Range?
Jun 20, 2014I have a range of times, and with the whole range I cant have any duplicate values, if they are duplicates I would like to add 1 second until all the values are individual.
View 3 RepliesI have a range of times, and with the whole range I cant have any duplicate values, if they are duplicates I would like to add 1 second until all the values are individual.
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1
2
3
1
2
6
4
3
6
7
In the Above range i want excel to show me
how many items are duplicate
If the duplicate item is shown i want the result to be shown in next cell
LIKE in the above example i want excel to show 1 is common , 6 is duplicated twice and therefore result should be shown in next cell
In exceltip.com i found many solution of my problems
View 11 Replies View RelatedI have following code (see below) which finds the duplicates within columns, but I require copying and replacing duplicate values within different row cells, as I am currently finding this task hard to implement.
Input Data example:
Name
Short_code
Lng_code
[Code]....
I have a worksheet that has 3 duplicate values in a particular column, I need a macros that will highlight two of the duplicates row and then another macro to delete the entire row. The duplicate element are in column R. find attached worksheet.
Copy of OCL 2010 (3).xlsx
I am using the following macro to insert the word "Duplicate" in the first blank column next to a duplicate row. My data is sorted by the first column. Data Example:
12345 a
12345 a DUPLICATE
11111 b
23123 b
Here is the macro I am using and it does not work. It marks the first duplicate it finds then goes into an infinite loop. Any Idea where I went wrong?
Sub MarkDupes()
x = ActiveCell.Row
y = x + 1
Do While Cells(x, 1).Value <> ""
Do While Cells(y, 1).Value <> ""
If (Cells(x, 1).Value = Cells(y, 1).Value) Then
Cells(y, 3).Formula = "Duplicate"
Else
y = y + 1
End If
Loop
x = x + 1
y = x + 1
Loop
End Sub
I have 4 columns in my spreadsheet. I am trying to find any duplicates that may exist in Col A, sum values in Col D, then delete the entire row. So far my sheet before I run my vba code is this.
Col A
100
101
102
105
100
101
102
105
Col D
5
4
2
4
1
2
3
1
After my code is run, I need for my spreadsheet to look like this
Col A
100
101
102
105
Col D
6
6
5
5
I have some code but I still need to do a considerable amount of tweaking to it. Currently my code is only deleting the duplicate values in Col A. I am having difficulty summing the values in Col D as well as deleting the entire row.
Here is my code thus far....
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Public Sub FindDuplicates()
For RwCnt = 1 To (Worksheets(1).Cells(65536, 1).End(xlUp).Row)
SrchValue = Worksheets(1).Cells(RwCnt, 1).Value
If Len(Trim(SrchValue)) > 0 Then
With Worksheets(1).Range("a1:a" & Cells(65536, 1).End(xlUp).Row)
[Code]....
I have 4 columns in my spreadsheet. I am trying to find any duplicates that may exist in Col A, sum values in Col D, then delete the entire row. So far my sheet before I run my vba code is this.
Col A
100
101
102
105
100
101
102
105
Col D
5
4
2
4
1
2
3
1
After my code is run, I need for my spreadsheet to look like this
Col A
100.........................
I'm trying to rank the values in cells S32:S38 in ascending order while ignoring zeros and negative values. I also need to rank duplicate values with a unique ranking, so that no ranking value is repeated. I tried the formula below, but the ranking values start at "2" instead of "1" and I can't figure out how to fix it.
Formula:
[Code] ....
I have a collumn with lots of different text values some repeated. how can i count all these values so that it only counts each value once.
e.g
if in cell A1 i have = "apples"
and in cell A2 i have "apples"
and in cell A3 i have "Pear"
I have data that looks like this:
day# id amount
1 56575 0
1 56675 0
1 56680 0
1 56683 0
1 56681 0
1 51810 0..............
How do you write an excel macro that looks at the number in the first column (day #) and finds all the duplicate id#s in the second column that are in day 1and adds the amounts together in the 3rd column then writes the first column number (day#), second column number(id#) and the third column (sum of the amounts of duplicate Id#) to an new worksheet. Then the macro would loop through day #2 and do the same thing. Notice that the values in the id column are unique in this data set below this is how I would like the data to look. I have accomplished this in a pivot table but my problem is I need a cvs file to export the final data into an external database which is why I need a macro.....
how to get this with formula:
Column A - - Column B
a - - - - - - - a
a - - - - - - - b
b - - - - - - - c
c
c
I have data that is set up like this:
A1 B1
Apple Sweet
Apple Juicy
Apple Worm ridden
Apple Round
Apple Cooking
Apple Grannies
Pear Green
[code]......
and would like to combine all of the duplicates from A1 into one field, with all of the options in B1 combined into one cell (separated by a |). So the above table would read:
Apple Sweet|Juicy|Worm ridden|Round|Cooking|Grannies
Pear Green|Tasty|Mouldy
Orange Tangy|Tasty
Peach Rare|Forbidden|Expensive|Squishy
I am currently busy with a material tracking sheet. The sheet tracks all the material from fabrication to being released from painters.
My problem is that in a summary sheet that I created, I used vlookup to get the exact value of the item number that was released.
Focus on Item # 043-06016
example summary.jpg
[Code] .....
This formula only gets the first value and not the 2nd value that was also released so that in my summary sheet i can get 2
example released items.jpg
I have to compile spreadsheets as tables of various values. One column in particular is a column of ID numbers and the worksheet is very very long. I need a method for checking this one column for duplicate ID numbers.
View 4 Replies View Relatedi currently have two columns (e.g. A2:A400, B2:B20) and i am trying to match all the values in B to A, displaying TRUE or FALSE (if the values from B don't appear in A) in column C.
i have tried using the various formula for duplicates, substituting what i thought would be the correct formula, but to no avail.
I'm trying to find a code that will count duplicate values in columns B,C and D and put the outcomes in B1, C1 and D1.
If've tried conditional formatting but can't count any formatted cells with duplicate values.
Any Ideas?
I have a list of values (some are duplicates) which I need to rank.
The problem arises where I have more than one of any rank, the next rank skips a number. I need to have a list of sequential numbers and therefore can't have any numbers missing.
Example:
Value Rank Desired Rank
120 1 1
125 2 2
130 3 3
130 3 3
142 5 4
I have an interesting problem where I am trying to display a list of top ten ranked items and I have multiple items tying for a rank, creating two or more values for one rank.
I have a table that shows the ranking, numbers 1 to 10. I'm using a vlookup formula to find the rank and return the corresponding name from my data table.
The problem I have is there are two that are tied for 3rd place, so I have two ranking at three. The current table looks something like this:
1 Warren
2 Stan
3 Mike
4 #N/A
5 Dan
I can change my table so that the numbers on the left are dynamic so it will display the number 3 twice if there are multiples of the same ranking, but when I do my lookup I'm still stuck.
Is there a way to return the second "3" on the lookup? Or is there a better way to solve the issue?
I have multiple columns / rows of data, some of which are duplicates.
Column S is a concat of columns A:R where this data is stored, and is sorted alphabetically.
I'm looking for a way using VBA to find duplicate concat rows by cycling through this list that is already sorted. I'm interested in moving down this list, 1 by 1, and if current cell = cell above, delete the data in columns A:P of that row, then delete the cell data in column R of the cell above the current cell.
So for example, if I have sorted data in S8:S14, and S9 = S8, then I would like to delete A9:P9, then delete the data in R8.
I have a collumn with lots of different text values some repeated. how can i count all these values so that it only counts each value once.
e.g
if in cell A1 i have = "apples"
and in cell A2 i have "apples"
and in cell A3 i have "Pear"
i want this to return the value 2 not 3, make sense?
how can this be done via a formulae or macro?
I have a 2 columns with lots of different text values some repeated. Again Colum B has a Yes/No anwer input, how can i count all these values in Colum A based on whether the Column B value equals yes.
Column A / Company Name_____________Column B / Reply
Company X ___________________________Yes
Company X ___________________________No
Company Y ___________________________Yes
Company Z ___________________________Yes
Company Z ___________________________Yes
What I want the formula to do is count all the Yes occurrences in column B and Only one distinct occurence of a Company
eg
From the above I want to see 3 as a result as opposed to 4 as they are two Yes entries for Company Z
I have been able to use the SUMPRODUCT function but dont have the knowledge to build upon this to take the second column value into consideration.
I have a list of about 1,000 rows with multiple columns. Each row represents a unique person and the columns represent codes that were assigned to them. I have merged two sets of codes together to create this list, so some people (rows) may have duplicate codes. I would like to be able to delete all duplicate values from each individual person (row) so any given code only shows up once for a person.
My excel looks like this. The rows have duplicate names which I want to delete:
TimeNamesNamesNamesNamesNamesNames
5 hoursBobTimTonyBobTom
7 HoursLisaPamPamHeatherKimKim
6 HoursLisaTimBobTimTim
I want the excel to look like this:
TimeNamesNamesNamesNames
5 hoursBobTimTonyTom
7 HoursLisaPamHeatherKim
6 HoursLisaTimBob
So I am trying to mark certain rows as duplicates if their values in Columns J, AD and ABS(BD) match. J and AD contain Number letter Identification combinations and BD contains a value. I currently have a formula as shows that will mark all of these values:
[Formula]
=IF(AND(COUNTIFS(J:J,J15,BD:BD,ABS(BD15),AD:AD,AD15)>1, (SUMIFS(BD:BD,J:J,J15,AD:AD,AD15,BD:BD,ABS(BD15)))<>ABS(BD15)),"Duplicate","")
[Formula]
The issue with this formula is that I do not want it to mark rows that look like this:
J - AD - BD
AA1 BB2 20
AA1 BB2 -20
AA1 BB2 20
I have a lot of rows that will appear like this. Their sum in BD equals the absolute value of the value in BD. I thought this would get picked up using the SUMIFS portion of my formula but it is not. I cannot find the problem.
I need to generate a form letter from values on another sheet. I'm using vlookup and as you know, for duplicate values, only the first reference is given. I have several duplicates and need to pull the correct row data for each instance. I would need to replace each vlookup with the proper formula in my letter.
sample file.xlsx
So for a project I need to put together a list of Portuguese-speaking last names. So I have various sources where I copied from, so I have one column in excel where I put all that data. I sorted the data to be in the correct alphabetical order. But when I try to remove the duplicate values in that column is says it removed them but it didn't and when it does it leaves many behind. I have tried the trim function, and even formatting but nothing works. I attached the non-formatted and non-trimmed list, because it doesn't seem to be making a difference.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI need to highlight all the duplicate IP-addresses in my sheet except the first one.
What I did:
I chose the range (F column) -> Conditional formatting -> Highlight cell rules -> Duplicate Values. It highlighted all the duplicate values so i googled how to highlight the duplicate values except the first one so I came across a formula =COUNTIF($F$2:$F2, F2)>1
So I added the formula and now it does not highlight the first duplicate but only the second and not the third and fourth and so on.
What am I doing wrong?
Edit: I have sorted them in order and in one IP-address I have 6 duplicates but it highlights only the last one when I want it to highlight all of them except the first one.
ColA
there was a dog that jumped over
there was a dog that jumped over the fence
Everything is in ColA. We are on excel 2007. We need to highlight these two are duplicates based on matching the first 40 characters.
In Column A, there are about 2000 plus entries, is there a simple formula to highlight the duplicate values in conditional format, so that the duplicate values stand coloured.
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