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How to remove duplicate rows containing same data

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Mark Christensen - 19 Dec 2006 20:38 GMT
I've got a sheet with 1410 row, but there may be only 100-150 unique entries
in column A (columns B-C have varying data, thus the repeating of the same
data in column A).  I want to distill the sheet down so that there is only
the same number of rows that there is unique entries in column A.  Is there
a formula or conditional formatting that will do this?

Example:

A123    Apple    Red
A123    Apple    Green
A123    Apple    Yellow

I don't want 3 rows with A123 in column A - I only want 1 row.  I don't care
about saving the data in the other columns.  Thanks.

Mark
Mark Christensen - 19 Dec 2006 20:45 GMT
Nevermind, I just found KB article Q262277.  The 1 time I didn't look there
first!

> I've got a sheet with 1410 row, but there may be only 100-150 unique
> entries in column A (columns B-C have varying data, thus the repeating of
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> Mark
 
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