Sep 09 2020 07:51 AM
I have one column with 200 lines of data in it. Let's call it range P33:P232. I want to remove all the duplicates in that data but keep the original data where it is, so I copy that range and paste it (as values) to cell DD18, then remove duplicates there.
Here's the problem. I verified using a column filter on the original data that there are twelve unique values in the data. When I run the remove duplicates function, it says that twelve unique values remain, but I see only five of them, with no sign of the other seven values.
Now if I copy that same data range to CQ1, the remove duplicates command works properly and I see all twelve unique values.
Can anyone tell me what's happening here? It makes no difference whether I paste with Ctrl+v or right-click-paste as values.
I'm sorry I can't provide a workbook example of this right now - needs some scrubbing before I can post it.
Sep 09 2020 07:56 AM
SolutionHi HN,
My first inclination is to ask if there were any hidden rows where you are pasting to or from.
Sep 09 2020 08:02 AM
I was thinking someone was going to ask that. I checked for it initially and thought there we no hidden rows. After checking again, there were hidden rows >_< Wow what a duh answer. Thank you for your help!