Feb 06 2018
11:32 AM
- last edited on
Jul 12 2019
11:01 AM
by
TechCommunityAP
Feb 06 2018
11:32 AM
- last edited on
Jul 12 2019
11:01 AM
by
TechCommunityAP
I'm cleaning up a gigantic (20000+) Excel list of a salesperson's contacts with 20+ columns of info about the contact, and while it has a lot of duplicate people in it, they often have new information in the row that would be lost if I just removed duplicates. I'd like to be able to merge duplicate rows (using full name as a primary key) but still keep unique data and either tack it on the end of the row or ideally, throw it in an Email2, Comment2, Phone2, etc. field so it's easier to read. I've poked at conditional statements, but the 20+ columns is making that prospect a bit overwhelming, and mail merge in Word has been less than successful. Any ideas for a straightforward solution?
Feb 07 2018 01:39 AM
Feb 07 2018 06:38 AM
Considering this is for a brand new Sales Rep who has no way of knowing which is the new address and which is the old (due to lack of timestamp), I'd like to find a way to save both.
Feb 07 2018 07:50 AM