
Remove duplicates
Delete repeated rows from a merged list, and choose which columns decide what counts as a duplicate.
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- Select the whole list, headers included, then Data, then Remove Duplicates.
- A row is a duplicate when every ticked column matches an earlier row.
- The first row from the top stays. Sort first if you want to keep the newest row instead.