I have a list of customers that contains duplicate records. These records ALSO include thier addresses WHICH may or may not be identical.
Example: Customer with LAST NAME in A1, FIRST NAME in B1 may be the same person as A2 and B2, however each record may have a different address in column C1 and C2 respectively.
I want to be able to filter out all duplicate customers based soley on the first and last name (data in columns A and B).
I'm trying to remove duplicate entries from a list of names & addresses.
What I'm after is some VBA code which will examine row by row the 'post code' field and the 'Full name' field and highlight/delete duplicate entries.
Its best illustrated by an example
Full Name Address Postcode Mr C. Verougstraete 6 somone st, Leicester HY8 9YK Mrs R. Brazier 8 high st HY9 9LK Mr C. Verougstraete 6 somone st, HY8 9YK
The last record is obviously a duplicate of row 2 therefore will be removed.
I have a range of columns i.e. 23 columns (i.e. B through X). Someone can write records in these columns (starting from B21).
Duplicates are considered the rows with similar data in columns 3 and 11. I know about the removeduplicate method and works really well but i want the duplicates not to be removed. Instead another column shall be checked for date of entry (user will entry date in format dd/mm/yyyy). The newest entry will change the value of the cell in column 4 (islatest column)to TRUE while all other records will be FALSE. This will work with the filtering of data on a pivot table on another worksheet.
i use excel in my dispatch office. i am working on a new workbook and could use some help. In one sheet of the workbook we enter in customer calls. i would like to keep customer records in another sheet, which would include their address, phone numbers, and past invoice numbers all on the same row of the customer database sheet. At the top of the sheet that we enter caller information i would have a table set up to automatically fill in the customer info based on the name typed in,
if the customer exists in the customer database sheet of the same workbook the table will automatically fill in their address, phone number and past invoice numbers. i was thinking something like this =IF(COUNTIF('Customer Database'!A:A,Blanks!D6)>0,'Customer Database'!A2,"Not Found") ....the problem is that no matter who's name i enter, it will always add the information from row 2 of the customer database sheet. i need it to take information from the corresponding row(if customer name is found on row 45 then my formula needs to enter the info from row 45, not row 2. not sure how to do this.
I have two different spreadsheets with customer leads on them. I want to ensure that I don't duplicate my effort by contacting the same customers again, so I want to remove duplicates, but not in the usual way. If I simply use the remove duplicates function I will be left with a combined list of customers, some of which I have contacted and some of which I will not have contacted. I want to be able to search the second spreadsheet so that it removes the information that also exists in the first spreadsheet without combining the two so that I am left with a list of only customers I have not contacted already. I understand I may have to copy and paste, but I need a way to ensure the two lists are able to be separated once the duplicates are gone.
Someone said something to me about an "IF" function
I have a spreadsheet which is used by users unfamiliar with Excel. They are using the filter to select records, however when this is used some records appear which have no entry in the cells of that column. Can I overcome this? There is no data in the blank cells, other than a data validation drop down.
There are 1000 records in column A and 500 records in column B.
I would like to compare both columns for duplicate entries and deleting all instances of those record in both columns, leaving behind records that were not duplicated to begin with in their respective columns.
I have a spreadsheet with a column of records (text ) from B1:B4000. I would like to delete the entire row of the duplicate record. Overall data set range is (A1:I4000). This spreadsheet may contain more than 1 duplicate record. Is there in easy fix?
I have a single-column list. The column header is 'ID'... records within this column repeat sometimes (this is ok). I need a worksheet function that will allow me to mark the second, third, or fourth duplicate, but leave the first duplicate alone or unmarked. I have searched the Web and this forum, and came up empty. If this cannot be done with a worksheet function, then VBA is welcome. No ColorIndex.
I'm having trouble getting this piece of macro to work. I want to delete duplicate Id records in (Cell B12 : B124), but only those with "No" in the (Cell Z12 : Z124) will be deleted.
Table B12 Z12 ------------- E1 Yes E2 Yes E3 Yes E4 Yes E1 No E2 No E3 No E4 No
In Column A, is gender: male/female In Column B, is name: Bob, Jon, Mary, etc In Column C, is salary: $40, $30, $20, etc.
In column B, there will be instances where a name might appear more than once. I want to be able to do a sumif formula of Column A and Column C, but not include any records where a name in column B is listed more than once. Is there a way to do this?
1 Male Bob $50 2 Female Jane $30 3 Female Kate $20 4 Male Mike $30 5 Male Bob $50
So if I wanted to sum all male salaries above, it would be $80, not $130.
I have a spreadsheet with 2 columns of about 2900 records. about half of the records are duplicates. How can I eliminate the duplicate records? Example ID / ID#
My spreadsheet has more than 200 columns and 5000 rows of data and blanks. When I select all columns and rows and remove the duplicates, 6 records are removed. I need to only keep and be able to identify those 6 records. I could use something like =IF(COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)=1,1,0) if I had only few columns that would identify dups but since there are so many columns it would be prodigious job to create one formula for each column and filter through 200.
I am using the following code to remove duplicate records from a sheet:
[Code] ....
It successfully removes the duplicates (based on Columns A and B), however it is changing the formatting of the cells and messing with the conditional formatting I have on the sheet.
I have a spreadsheet that will export records when I "click" a button, to a spreadsheet on a network drive.
I would like to attach some code that will check to see if a duplicate record is going to be written to the network drive, and if so, alert the user that they are about to create a duplicate . If it is a duplicate, give the user the option to overwrite the existing record.
Ex. I export the results for account 12345.....Account 12345 is now written to an outside sheet.
User2 logs in and works with customer 12345, w/out knowing that someone has already worked with this account, presses the export button.....This is the trigger point for what I want to happen. At this point when it locates a dupe in the outside spreadsheet it will prompt the user too make some chouces .
find attached the code I would like to attach this to...
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Sub TransferData(Optional Dummy As Long)
Dim Row As Long Dim TargetRow As Long Dim Path As String Dim Prompt As String Dim Title As String Dim Cel As Range Dim Wkb As Workbook
Set Cel = wsCustomers.Range("C:C").Find(What:=Range("C4").Value, LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlWhole, MatchCase:=True) If Cel Is Nothing Then Prompt = "There is no match for the Customer Number (" & Range("C4").Value & ")." Title = "Process Aborted" MsgBox Prompt, vbCritical, Title GoTo ExitSub: End If Row = Cel.Row
Set Cel = wsSetup.Range("A:A").Find(What:=wsCustomers.Range("A" & Row).Value, LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlWhole, MatchCase:=True) If Cel Is Nothing Then Prompt = "There is no Workbook Path setup for this Region (" & wsCustomers.Range("A" & Row).Value & ")." Title = "Process Aborted" MsgBox Prompt, vbCritical, Title GoTo ExitSub: End If Path = wsSetup.Range("B" & Cel.Row).Value
If Trim(Path) = "" Then Prompt = "There is no Workbook Path setup for this Customer Number (" & Range("C4").Value & ")." Title = "Process Aborted" MsgBox Prompt, vbCritical, Title GoTo ExitSub: End If
On Error Resume Next Set Wkb = Workbooks.Open(Filename:=Path, UpdateLinks:=False) On Error GoTo 0 If Wkb Is Nothing Then Prompt = "The workbook for this Customer Number (" & Range("C4").Value & ") could not be opened." & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & "Path: " & Path Title = "Process Aborted" MsgBox Prompt, vbCritical, Title GoTo ExitSub: End If
i have data as ( name , Father name ,CNIC, and there salaries , but there is repeating in this data so i want to add their salaries to one name and delete duplication , it should be done in excel. this data is so long .
I have spent the last couple hours compiling a large amount of data. I have a list of websites, each have a number of visits and transactions. The list is many thousands strong so i have a huge amount of data to work with but there are a lot of duplicate sites. See below, I have taken a snapshot of some of it:
I've highlighted a duplicate example.
Would it be possible across the entire data set to sum all of the duplicate rows into one. So, for the 3 shown, to be reduced to one row with 228 visits and 2 transactions?
And to do it quickly? As I could go through them manually but I don't have to time to go through 10,000 rows.
Wondering if there is a way, script-wise or formula-wise that will look through a table and find duplicates but not just any duplicates, it has to match a certain criteria.
For example, I have a column for UPC and Vendor#. I have my table sorted by vendor (all 159 of them in one table) I want to find out whether a UPC appears more than once for a vendor.
In my sheet I have it search for duplicate records and give those records the same id. Is there anyway to combine data into one record. For example, I have a person with a value in column Points1, on another row a value in column Points2, and another row a value in column Points3. I want take those values from the duplicate records and put them all in one record. I've attached a sample.
I would like to combine 3 string together but I would like to remove the duplicate found in any of the string. I attached an example with the desired result. I know =A1&""A2&""&A3 can combine the string, as I wan a space between each string. anyone can further edit my formula to remove the duplicate ...
I need to restructure a report that I have imported into Excel.
My columns are titled (from left to right):
Company Name, Account ID, Client Code, Billing Street, Contact Name, Contact Number
There are many rows per Company because every company has many contacts. As a result, for each company, the Company Name, Account ID, Client Code, etc. columns with their associated information in the fields underneath the heading are repeated unnecessarily.
How can I delete the extraneous fields of information (leaving one Company Name field filled out per company) without having to go in an manually deleting them (which would take hours)
I need some adv on how to remove lines that containing duplicate cells. My data is up the max lines of 65536.
I have data in column D that have duplicate value and I need to remove that duplicate line from the list ( thus leaving only unique value). Is there any macro that can do this?
Im trying to find out if there are any duplicate records in my spreadsheet. See look at the attached. Cell 6745 down is highlighted in green. I want to check this against all the cells above. need to write a formula so that it marks any products in the green section with duplicate (in column I) if they are in fact repeated.
I have sales rep data with column headings as Sales Rep, Sales Date, Sales Item Code and Customer ID. There are only 2 sales reps in the data, I'll call them Rep A and Rep B. I need to extract rows where Rep A and Rep B have made sales on the same day to the same customer (it doesn't matter what type of sales). I don't want to extract sales by only one rep, it must be both reps on the same day to the same customer. I have tried a pivot table but it identifies all sales. Can this be done?
Any way of Deleting duplicate records, using Excel 2003.
The raw data is in the form of a text string. For example:
Vehicle 123456_F_AB 280 Vehicle 123456_R_AB 147
So when I do a count of these cells, I obtain a count of 2. '=Count(A1)'. How can I easily exclude 1 of the duplicates (123456). It needs to be a user friendly solution as other people may have to run this when I'm on leave?
Through a query I extract data from an oracle database. This database creates a record for every unique Article_Batch_Pallet_Faultnumber combination. Through a filter macro I create a new format on a different worksheet which creates a record for every uniqe Article_Batch_Pallet combination. I need a searchfunction to get the faultnumbers in the same row.
I have to load the data in Sheet 3 but before I do that I have to make sure that any organisation name that already exist in either Sheet 1 or Sheet 2 should be removed from Sheet 3.
Sheet 1 has 226 Organisation Names Sheet 2 has 62 Organisation Names Sheet 3 has 664 Organisation Names
I do not know how to write a Macro, nor d o I know how to write code. Can someone help with a formular or code? or is there another simple way to do it?
I have an excel spreadsheet that should have one record for each artifact in a museum collection. The problem is that the museum has consolidated this information from several different sources into one spreadsheet and now there are many duplicate records. They want all the duplicate records removed so that there is just one record for each artifact, BUT there may be different pieces of information in each of the duplicate records. So I want to do the following:
- sort records based on Accession Number (column A) - find duplicate Accession Number records - determine which fields (columns) within a duplicate record are unique and concatenate those entries into one master record for each Accession Number - delete the duplicate Accession Number records
In the attached sample sheet, for Accession Number 66-1-100, we have 6 duplicate records. In the columns, we have information which in some of the records is duplicated, in some it is unique and in some it is missing completely. The museum wants just one master record for each Accession Number and they want all the data from the duplicate records concatenated into one and all the duplicates and blanks discarded.
