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I have numerous worksheets with employee daily time punch data over a period
of 4 years. I have discovered duplicate entries and want to weed (and
eventually delete) out the duplicates. Can I find the duplicates without
having to manually look at each line entry. Worksheet is set up as follows:
Columns:
A = First Name
B = Last Name
C = Badge No.
D = Store No.
E = ScanDttm (Date)
F = [blank on purpose]
G = Time [this translates to a time punch In or Out on a given date (Column E)
Eventually, I will create Columns H thru K for each person as "Time In",
"Time Out", "Time In" and "Time Out" so I can see time punches for a given
day left to right rather than downward. Some time back another Discussion
Group member provided me with a formula to use for this purpose that will
work beautifully.
I just need to weed out the duplicates first.
Thank you!
of 4 years. I have discovered duplicate entries and want to weed (and
eventually delete) out the duplicates. Can I find the duplicates without
having to manually look at each line entry. Worksheet is set up as follows:
Columns:
A = First Name
B = Last Name
C = Badge No.
D = Store No.
E = ScanDttm (Date)
F = [blank on purpose]
G = Time [this translates to a time punch In or Out on a given date (Column E)
Eventually, I will create Columns H thru K for each person as "Time In",
"Time Out", "Time In" and "Time Out" so I can see time punches for a given
day left to right rather than downward. Some time back another Discussion
Group member provided me with a formula to use for this purpose that will
work beautifully.
I just need to weed out the duplicates first.
Thank you!