I'm using Excel 2007.
Is there a way to write a formula for the below?
Basically i want Excel to remove the duplicates in column D and show the results in column E (so my formula will start in cell E4)
Excel 2007DE3DATARESULT4BRAND1BRAND15BRAND2BRAND26BRAND1BRAND37BRAND38BRAND39BRAND210BRAND111BRAND3Sheet3
I have two lists that I need to compare and remove duplicates but the two list are not identical, ie. one list has four columns and the other one only has two columns.(Using Excel 2007)
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=CONCATENATE(Q70,",",R70,",",S70,",",T70,",",U70,",",V70,",")
I am using the follwoing code which works as it is supposed to except that it does not remove the duplicate entries, almost as though the code skips that step. How can I fix this?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI need to remove the duplicates under column B for each item under column A and I can't seem to figure out how to do it.
I'm using Excel 2007; I would prefer a VBA solution, as I have to do this on a monthly basis. However, if a formula is the best way to go, then that's just fine. Either way, I'm preparing the data for a pivot table. I am unable to post the actual document in the interest of data protection.
Essentially, I'd like to turn this-
_ A B
1 Paris Bill
2 Paris Bill
3 Paris Mike
4 Paris Derek
5 Paris Derek
6 London Mike
7 London Bill
8 London Mike
9 London Bill
10 London Derek
11 Tokyo Derek
12 Tokyo Derek
13 Tokyo Derek
into this-
_ A B
1 Paris Bill
2 Paris Mike
3 Paris Derek
4 London Mike
5 London Bill
6 London Derek
7 Tokyo Derek
In other words, each city should have only one instance of any name that accompanies it; not all names will accompany each city.
The code below is supposed to sort and remove duplicates in the sheet in column A. So far it sorts, but I get an error when it tries to remove duplicates. I get an invalid object error.
Code:
Sub sort_And_Remove_Dups_Top5_Open_And_Open()
Dim lngLr As Long
With Sheets("Top 5 Clients")
[Code]....
I am currently using the following to populate the choices in my ComboBox:
For Each rngX In Range("Watchlist_Source_Menu").Cells
If Len(rngX.Value) > 0 Then
ComboBox2.AddItem rngX.Value
End If
Next
The range "Watchlist_Source_Menu" is p4:p104. It works fin but if there are duplicates in that range it duplicates the choices in the ComboBox. Is there a way that I can only show unique choices and show them alphabetized in the combo box upon intializing the userform?
Currently use this macro (see below) but occasionally I have more rows than 842. I could increase to 10000 and this would work but looking for a more automated macro that will automatically remove duplicates from all rows i.e. a macro that works out all rows.
Sub copyTab()
Cells.Select
Selection.Copy
Sheets("filtered_data").Select
Range("A1").Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
Columns("A:A").Select
Application.CutCopyMode = False
ActiveSheet.Range("$A$1:$J$842").RemoveDuplicates Columns:=1, Header:=xlYes
End Sub
I have a list of parts in a table. I am manually copy/pasting this list to another sheet in my workbook and then using DATA→Remove Duplicates to get a shortened list. Is there a way to automate this process?
In the attached workbook I want the yellow cells to auto-fill for me.
I get a lot of lists in the format on the left hand side so I want excel to automatically format them for me so that I can use the output on the right.
List Sorting Help.xlsx
Write a multidimensional array.
I was able to write a OBject dictionary in a loop that removes dupes. During this build I did not take into account that I needed to restart the loop whenever the cell in column L is not the same as the next cell down.
Here is an example of my input Data:
Column L Column P
Row 1 9 10,500
Row 2 9 10,500
[Code]....
I have following sheet:
Data from A1: BU1644
I need to check, if in A1:BU1 are any duplicate words.
All the formulas I found deal with finding duplicates downward (like A1:A1000).
Have not seen any formula which works across (from left to right)
Is there an easy way in Excel 2010 either to tag/ and -or remove the duplicate which I could apply and then just copy downward? The formula must work from left to right, because many words repeat downward.
I have a data in sheet1 as below :
Excel 2012ABCDE1Sr. No.PriceSr. No.Price
21234535123453531234623123462341234712123471251234818123911861
234919135011971235023412350234812371251235125912352261235226101
2353271235327111235428123982812123552912355291312382301235630141
[Code] .........
And now looking for output in sheet2 as below :
Excel 2012ABCD1Sr. No.Price1Price2Total
21234535357031234623234641234712122451234818#N/A1861234919#N/A
1971235023423446881237125#N/A259123522626521012353272754111235428#N/A
[Code] ........
The sr.no. codes and price will keep changing in sheet1, it should automatically update in sheet2. Is it possible with either vba or formula?
I've been left with a macro built in 2010--but I need it to run in 2003.
I've identified a Remove Duplicates function as the cause of a bug, how to translate this to a 2003-friendly macro? This will be an action in a much longer macro. What I am trying to do is check for duplicates in a particular column (Column C), and remove any duplicate row (it doesn't matter which duplicate is removed).
VB:
'Remove duplicates
Sheets("Input sheet").Select
ActiveSheet.Range("$B$4:$H$2005").RemoveDuplicates Columns:=3, Header:= _
xlYes
Can someone look at the sheet sample? I am trying to turn duplicates into a zero like Ive done in record 1 so that the same tax bill is not counted twice. The records are in rows and if I do a transpose and try to do it by hand it will take forever cause I have hundreds of records.
Excel 2007
BQBRBSBTBUBVBWBXBYBZCACBCCCDCE1txt_nme_taxpayertxt_nme_streetcity state txt_addr_1txt_parcel
Year 10Year 9Year 8Year 7Year 6Year 5Year 4Year 3Year 2Year 12QUINCY'S REALTY INC % RASH & A19900
HOLIDAY LNCHARLOTTE, NCPO BOX 16003192170500.55516.22712.71768.860000780.713FERGUSON, BENJAMIN10733
MONTECARLO DRCHARLOTTE, NC3508 SARGEANT DR151840720.4423.5180.381.988.2387.689.1789.1789.1789.174HARVEY,
[Code] ........
I have used this template for a Vlookup and have been having troubles that I simply cannot pin down. Some duplicated numbers in Columns A and C will NOT appear in Column B. I am also trying to work it out where when the results are displayed that Excel will tell me in a pivot how many loans are on both lists and how many loans are on each specific list.
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I have 2 separate tables.. both a list of contacts of sorts.
In one table I have a list of all my clients (table A), in the other I have a list of "preferred" clients (table B).
The contact details etc that are stored in table A are more comprehensive to those in table B.
Effectively, I want to search for all of my preferred contacts from table B and filter for them in table A.
Then ideally I will sort alphabetically and just cut and paste the details into my preferred client spreadsheet.
I had a look online and there was something about creating a "relationship" but I don't think excel 2007 allowed me to do it. I certainly hadn't heard of powerview or powerpivot that they were using!
I use excel 2007 and need a formula to identify cells that have duplicate values within the same cell. For example, some of my city fields have the city twice, like baltimorebaltimore.
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I got 2 columns (A and B) with random numbers and i want that in column C
I will get these numbers in ascending order with no duplicates
for instance:
a b
7 2
6 3
2 11
9 1
c
1
2
3
6
7
9
11
Using Excel 2007 and conditional formatting, how would I find duplicates across all fields in the table, similar to the "remove duplicates" tool that in default mode selects all the fields or offers the option to select fields of choice. I need to look at all the fields.
I've tried concatenation, but only with a limited number of fields; larger amounts slow the process to a crawl. If my table is 10,000 records with 15 fields, what process would I use to highlight the duplicates. How about something in VBA?
I am using Excel 2007 on Windows 7. I would like to remove duplicates as follows: If column A = column A, column B = column B, and the two rows are within one hour of each other, then remove all duplicates, leaving one instance of the row. As you can see, sometimes the duplicates are right next to each other, and sometimes have rows between them. (Rows 1 & 2, Rows 30 & 32). Even though this sample doesn't show it, sometimes there can be tens of duplicates within an hour, not just two.
Excel 2007
ABCD1EruptionI Can't Stand The Rain (78)3/7/20129:12:55
AM2EruptionI Can't Stand The Rain (78)3/7/20129:10:02
AM3ChicagoJust You 'N' Me (73)3/7/20129:05:59
[Code] .........
We were looking at a list of about 100 FedEx tracking numbers, each 30 characters in length, in an otherwise blank Excel spreadsheet. All tracking numbers in column A.
I used the Conditional Formatting - Highlight Duplicates feature to find any duplicate tracking numbers. It highlighted numerous. We sorted the column smallest to largest to look at two duplicates back to back, but found that there were actually no duplicates. Excel was highlighting values that had the *first 25* characters the same, but it didn't matter what the remaining characters were. For example:
1234567890123456789012345XXXXX and
1234567890123456789012345YYYYY
were highlighted as duplicates of each other.
Excel only looks at the first 25 characters when analyzing duplicates (at least in this specific function). That in and of itself blows my mind. Tracking numbers seem like an abundantly common type of data, and to think that Excel would fail to analyze them in such a simple manner seems impossible to me.
It gets slightly more confusing though. If you back a character off the end of the values, it NO LONGER sees them as duplicates. So...
1234567890123456789012345XXXX and
1234567890123456789012345YYYYY
are NOT highlighted as duplicates while
1234567890123456789012345XXXXX and
1234567890123456789012345YYYYY
ARE highlighted as duplicates. So there's some funny business going on about values of the same character length. Maybe Excel first looks at character length before analyzing specific characters. If length doesn't match, it doesn't even bother to analyze specific character values. That seems like a very strange programming choice though.
I have a excel 2007 workbook that has 5 sheets "MASTER" , "RED" , "WHITE", "GOLD" & "BLUE". There are 7 columns in each sheet and the master has about 8,000 rows . In column D of each sheet there is a unique number (approx. 8 - 10 digits ) that I would like to at the press of a command button search through sheets "RED" "WHITE" "GOLD" & "BLUE" against the unique numbers in the "MASTER" sheet and if there any duplicates numbers delete the entire row but leave all the data in the master sheet.
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Month #AVG Employees
Jan 200
Feb 171
But the problem is, if i filter on the variable by placing it in the Report filter (select multiple items to remove blanks and -999), when i refresh the pivot next time for the new month it won't add the new values for the next month. How to have the filter so it applies the criteria but allowing new values in for the next month.
I know that there is a way to remove or add subtotal for different fields, how to add subtotal only for the fields that have more than 1 value? I don't want to to subtotal for anything that has only 1 value.
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for examples:
it like that:
13/07/2012
15/01/2012
18/04/2012
I am struggling with doing a sort, of a group of alpha characters within a cell (Excel 2007). My data was exported from Oracle 8 as a varchar2 and consists of letters.
Example of what I have
BAC
GHL
DFE
MEG
Example of what I want
ABC
GHL
DEF
EGM
All I could find were these complex looking solutions involving cursors, plsql, etc. I'm hoping there's a simple solution, maybe within Excel. I've tried different formatting, made sure no other characters were sharing the cells, and tried typing fresh data into a cell (instead of the exported data).
I have a lot of record that contain number like shown below:
0000082181
0000005465
0000028997
I want to remove all 0 in front of this number in excel.. I use excel 2007..
I already try using formula
Code:
=IF( LEFT(A1) = "0" , RIGHT(A1, LEN(A1)-5), A1)
but it only remove 5 character in front what about the number that have 6 '0'......
I am building a country ranking model which ranks several different macroeconomic indicators and applies a weighting to each of the indicators. I have an overall ranking column which is an average of all the ranks. The problem is whenever I change any of the individual indicator's weighting it obviously affects the country's overall ranking. Is there a way that the model can automatically "re-sort" the overall rankings without me having to manually click on the sort by smallest to largest filter each time?
PS I'm using Excel 2007.
Excel 2007.
The first part of this code is fine and completes all the borders.
The second part is to the all the workbook by Data Sort in ascending order starting with
Column C
Then Q
Then column V
But also knowing to search to the last line. I think i might be close but not close enough for this to work.
Sub Macro2()
Dim LR As Long, i As Integer
Dim mysheet As Worksheet
Sheets("Test").Select
LR = Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
With Range("A9:AD" & LR)
[Code] .......