I have 2 columns that are created as part of VBA code, A is a list of names, B has a corresponding set of numbers. I need to add some code that will remove the duplicates in column A and sum the values in Column B.
for example
A....................B
Dog................ 1
cat ................ 2
bird ................ 1
dog ................ 3
Would return
A .................... B
Dog ................ 4
cat ................ 2
bird ................ 1
Sub sumbotton() Dim ar As Range Dim rng As Range Set rng = Selection.CurrentRegion Set rng = rng.Resize(rng.Rows.Count + 1) rng.Rows(rng.Rows.Count).Select For Each ar In rng.Areas ar.Resize(1).Offset(ar.Rows.Count) = "=SUM(" & ar.Address & ")" Next ar End Sub
I love this forum, and am usually able to find the help I need without bothering anyone However this one has me stumped and I wonder if anyone can help. It feels like it should be a fairly simple solution, but they can often be the ones that are most eluding LOL!
I have two columns; in column A are incoming telephone numbers and in column B are the date and time the calls were made. (I've put a few hashes in column A just to maintain confidentiality of the numbers, but in reality the cell is formatted as text in order to maintain the leading zero, and entries will follow the format 01234567890)
Some numbers only call in once, I need to identify them as only called once.
Some numbers call twice, if they do I need to be able to show time it took between call 1 and call 2.
Some numbers call more than twice. For each successive call I need to be able to show the time since the previous call.
In my mind, the results table would need to look something like this:
NumberTime of callTime between 1st and 2nd call Time between 2nd and 3rd call Time between 3rd and 4th call 0##6270####01-Mar-2009 00:01:44Only called once0##6271####01-Mar-2009 00:03:0200:00:020##6272####01-Mar-2009 00:16:33Only called once0##6273####01-Mar-2009 00:30:49Only called once0##6274####01-Mar-2009 00:55:4700:10:3000:01:250##6275####01-Mar-2009 01:08:3600:03:050##6276####01-Mar-2009 01:13:45Only called once
Please see the attached sheet. I have columns B through a lot (B through O in my oversimplified example). In every 7th row in each of these columns there is either a 1 or a blank/zero. I need to multiply that 7th number by the Quantity in column A, to achieve a total (ie the sum of each result of 7th cell*quantity) for each column in the bottom row, labeled "Totals".
In the actual version of my sheet, there are far too many rows to select everything manually. I've been fiddling with combinations of COUNTIF/COUNTA and OFFSET, but I haven't come up with a way to check for the 1 in every 7th row, THEN multiply that 1 by the quantity in column A, THEN add up the results for each column. As you can see, there are 1's elsewhere in the columns that are irrelevant to this particular calculation, so something like LOOKUP would also have to look in every 7th cell and couldn't just look at the column as a whole.
If you can't provide an immediate solution, but can at least point me to a resource that would allow me to devise a way to isolate every 7th row (THAT part is the sticking point), I'll surely post the solution to my own thread with updated keywords if I need it.
I'm looking to populate my Helper Column with all duplicates from my Data Column. Please note that my helper column needs all instances of a duplicate.
Data Column Company ABC Business DEF Corporation GHI Business DEF Company ABC Business DEF
Helper Column Business DEF Company ABC Business DEF
The formula needs to be dynamic and it will need to be able to be copied down.
I 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.
My issue is that I have 1200+ addresses to make more readable - the first column is the street name, the second is the post code(s) relative to the street - what Ideally I'd like to achieve is one row per street, the street name followed by the post codes... i.e. take this...
i have a wordlist which i want to enhance. The wordlist contains of three columns A, B and C. Column A contains of source words, column B of grammtical specifications and column C contain of meanings for source words. The sheet containing this list is named "original" and it looks for example like
I have a data set of property sales that represent properties sold twice over a period of time (each address is represented twice in one column but they are 2 different transactions and the remainder of the row data varies). I am looking for a formula or method to remove the duplicates, but I want to remove the duplicate that sold for less.
The entire row is not a duplicate, only the address. There is another column with sale price and I would want it to keep each address of the 2 (or sometimes 3) that is highest. I intend to use a pivot table to analyze and realized that the data is skewed because everything is showing up at least twice.
I have a column with something like 20 thousand rows. I would like a formula that basically checks the column for duplicates and numbers the sets of duplicates. So if there are 5 cells that are all "Server10" I would like for the formula to place a one next to all of those cells. And for the next set of duplicates it finds I would for it to place a 2 next to all of those cells. Essentially my end goal is to sort the sheet so that all of the matching duplicates are all together. There might be some simple filtering method here that I'm overlooking but if there is..... I'm overlooking it lol. And to be clear I don't want to eliminate the duplicates, I just want them grouped together.
I've attached a very simple example of what I would like the formula to do. The cells in the right column would be the result of the formula.
how to Delete Duplicates in Column D with a macro. It would search all of Column D and look for Duplicates and if it finds an exact value match it will delete one of the rows containing the duplicates. This is running in between a much longer macro which is the reason why I can't do it with conditional formatting.
I'm trying to create a macro that will Delete Rows of Duplicates found in Column D. It will start with the first row it finds that is yellow and check to see if that Column D matches any other yellow Column D's. If it does then the row the match is in gets deleted. Right now it searches in between the yellow rows, but for this portion I'm looking for it to use the yellow rows only. I included a file that has the examples on sheet1 and the expected outcome on sheet2.
Hi, the code in the codebox under here, which I wrote, is supposed to delete all duplicate records in the column. Which column to uniquify is stated in cell Skin!B17. I searched the internet round, and there are different solutions everywhere. I have been unable though to find the right one - so I thought, why not ask here. If you have a solution, I'd be happy to hear it ...
I've got data for different regions of our company. For this example, what I need to do is count the number of jobs in the "South Atlantic" region (Column T) that are NOT "Wal-Mart Stores, Inc" jobs. In order to do this, I put a "1" in Column F so that the formula would have something to sum:
The problem is that some job numbers, which are located in Column G, are duplicated. As a result, this number is higher than it should be.
So what I need to do is only count each job number once. How do I do that? Is there a way to modify the existing formula? Or do I need something completely different?
I'm trying to find duplicates in one particular column. I'm using this formula =if(countif($A$1:$A:$300,A1)=1,FALSE,COUNTIF($A1:A1,A1)=1) in the conditioning format tool but here's my problem:
I'm noticing that some of the cell values have spaces after the entries so the formula is not picking it up as a duplicate. Is there a quick way to remove those unwanted spaces after each entry?
I would like to remove duplicates in column D, but keep the first instant. It was to look at column A for duplicates then look at column D and remove all but the first one.
Data Column A Column D CH010 DUE FROM MANAGEMENT CH010 DUE FROM MANAGEMENT CH010 DUE FROM MANAGEMENT CH010 DUE FROM MANAGEMENT CH010 DUE FROM MANAGEMENT CH010 DUE FROM MANAGEMENT CH010 DUE FROM MANAGEMENT CM03 SECURE MESSAGING CM05 SECURE MESSAGING NIM010 WEAS MODEL XAP010 OPEN FINANCIAL XAP010 OPEN FINANCIAL ........................
I am attempting to search for duplicate dates within a column. If a date does appear twice, I would like the date to be copied over to the cell in the row next to it. I tried to use
=IF( COUNTIF($A$1:$A$20,A1)>1,A1,""), and then fill down in column B, but it only seems to search the column for the first value.
I am trying to get a list of all names found in a column but exclude duplicates... I know this can be done in a pivot table but I need the names in a drop down box... if I use the pivot table as the source it will pick up "Grand Total" as a name.
The number of people can increase from week to week...
Obviously there is the Remove Duplicates option but I want something a bit different plus this option won't be available as the workbook is on complete lockdown.
There will always only be 214 rows to check in column B and the data cannot be sorted or it will mess a lot of things up!
Just wondering if there's some code that can check for duplicate entries because for the workbook to work, each row must have a different entry.
When the user selects this sheet a message box pops up telling them they can't have two or more entries the same but I feel this isn't enough as there's nothing actually stopping them doing this.
1. Cells in column A, Sheet 2 are compared with the Cells in column A, Sheet 1.
2. Sheet 3 is produced containing all the rows in Sheet 2 for which there is no duplicate cell in Column A, Sheet 1.
3. The rows copied from Sheet 2 to Sheet 3 are highlighted on Sheet 2. Attached is a workbook with 3 sheets. Sheet 3 is the desired result (+ the cell highlighting on non-duplicates on Sheet 2).
