If you work with large datasets in Excel, you may encounter duplicate values that make your data less accurate or harder to analyze. Fortunately, Excel has some built-in tools that can help you find and remove duplicates, and this guide will help you with it.
You can either use the ‘Conditional Formatting’ feature to manually delete the duplicate values or use the ‘Remove Duplicate’ feature to automatically delete duplicate values on Excel and here’s how you can do it:
Conditional formatting is a way to apply different formats to cells based on certain criteria. You can use conditional formatting to highlight duplicate values in your data to manually delete your data. This is useful when you want to review duplicate values before deleting them. Hence, here are the steps to use conditional formatting for duplicates:
The Remove Duplicates feature allows you to delete duplicate values automatically from your data, and here’s how you can do it:
That’s everything covered on how to delete duplicates in Excel. Also, check out our other guides, such as How to Spell Check in Excel or How to Remove the Password or Unprotect the Excel sheet.
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