I have data and i would like to number duplicates next to the data so that i can append the cells that are duplicates easily. The data i have is in the following cell format -
Red
Red
Red
Green
Green
Green
Green
Blue
Yellow
Yellow
What i would like is to output serial next to the cells based on the cell uniqueness as in -
Red 1
Red 2
Red 3
Green 1
Green 2
Green 3
Green 4
Blue 1
Yellow 1
Yellow 2
I have a list in rows where I have a ranking formula =COUNT($G$5:$G$81)-(RANK(G5,$G$5:$G$81)+ COUNTIF($G$5:G5,G5)-1)+1 When I sort the rank, ascending. All of the unique numbers sort ascending, but the non-unique numbers sort descending
ex) 1.751
2.52
3.753
418
417
416
I want to sort row based on duplicate value in Column 2 & 3. And copy the content if Column 3 is Self-duplicate.
Hard to explain, something like this:
Column 1
131.74
1.63
12.31
Column 2
375-9323
384-803
267-6491
Column 3
375-9323
NO
384-803
267-6491
375-9323
Result should be like this:
Column 1
131.74
1.63
12.31
131.74
Column 2
375-9323
384-803
267-6491
375-9323
Column 3
375-9323
NO
384-803
267-6491
375-9323
I've been playing with different Macro and search quite a few places but haven't got any luck so far.
Using the following data
R10-12128
R11-12x12x8
R11-12x12x8
R1-12x12x8
R1-12x12x8
R12-12x12x8
R14-12x12x8
R16-12x12x8
R18-12x12x8
R2-12x12x8
I want it to sort like this:
R1-12x12x8
R1-12x12x8
R2-12x12x8
R10-12128
R11-12x12x8
R11-12x12x8
R12-12x12x8
R14-12x12x8
R16-12x12x8
R18-12x12x8
What is the formula to achieve this?
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Example:
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item location: 14SO
item counter: 0000003
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Code:
Col A Col B
1Billing Accuracy
2Billing Time
3Credit Check Accuracy
4Credit Check Time
2.1Bill preparation
[Code]....
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Material No
Tool No
Prodn Ordr No
Curr Oper No
Curr Workcenter Cd
Next Oper No
Next Workcenter Cd
[code]....
I want some example of VBA that could copy data (A1:B15) to new range (D1:E15) then sort and remove duplicate.
SWS
Central Pinklao FLG
RMA Trading
Thonglor 13
SWS
IT Square
[Code] ......
I have two columns with item code numbers in them
if any numbers from column 1 are duplicated in column 2, i want them to be highlighted automatically, maybe with a coloured cell or something?
With exception to Duplicate numbers on a single row, or column. I am hoping I can check an entire row against other rows, to see idf the same number are repeated.
Unlike the Lotto, this is about Safety boxes, where I have sequential numbering such as the following:
Row2:5,11,15,16,19,35
Row16: 2,8,12,17,18,33,
Row102: 2,6,8,14,22,44
Row645: 2,6,8,14,22,44
Notice rows 102 and 645
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I use the following formula to count duplicate random numbers on Row 35 that occurred on Row 34:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D35:I36<>""))-SUMPRODUCT((D35:I36<>"")/COUNTIF(D35:I36,D35:I36&""))
I would like to continue to compare against Row 34 and count duplicates on other rows (ex. Row 36 or Row 37) one row at a time.
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[Code] .....
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Duplicate Name: REF12345
Rows: 2,3
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