#EXCEL FIND DUPLICATES NOT REMOVE UPGRADE#
#EXCEL FIND DUPLICATES NOT REMOVE CODE#

I swear it briefly worked for me last week after initially updating adobe suite, but now I feel like I must have imagined it. I don't understand why it works for some and not others. Using Remove Duplicates Option on Data Tab: To remove duplicate entries from our data table using the remove duplicates option on the Data tab we have to follow some step which is following: Select all the data: Go to Data tab and click on the Remove Duplicates option: Then a pop-up.

#EXCEL FIND DUPLICATES NOT REMOVE UPGRADE#

Oh, the techs here let me upgrade to OSX 10.5.7 and that didn't make a difference.Д¬ybertaz on the office boards says he's stumped, he can't replicate my problem, it works fine for him. Using the Power Query Tool to Remove Duplicates in Excel. I've even had to paste a graph into ppt, ungroup it there and make a few more adjustments, then copy it from there into illustrator. I've had to go in and remove textured fills, gradient fills, change line weights to the smallest option so that they actually paste in as lines, not filled objects.

I've had some of the same issues you've mentioned with office 2004. It works just fine, so that's what I'm going to have to keep using to prepare stuff for publication. Other 'Excel properties' may cause copy-failure also, perhaps? Just look around at the graph in Excel: even a pattern in a key/legend may be the culprit that causes failure in the transfer/move. Once I changed any/all Excel-pattern-fills to shades of gray one-by-one (or color, probably ? ), I could then move graphs over to Illustrator just fine. The Excel-to-Illustrator step would fail IF patterns were used in the Excel graphs. I finally discovered the problem - and - it starts with Excel. Excel graphs are given to me from a variety of clients: some would copy, some would not. I was so frustrated when some Excel graphs just would not 'move over' to my blank Illustrator page. I find the good copy (a few steps) and redo it so it 'reads correctly,' and toss the 'icky-bitmap/pixelated-rotated-text-block' that came from Excel. Excel seems to put rotated text in a bit-map piece - with the real (unrotated) text included nearby as a copy. Once over in Illustrator, I discard all the extra lines and 'retype' any Excel-rotated text. The more 'lines' in the Excel graph, of course, the longer it takes. You DO need some patience on this step: it needs to be done slowly and when you get to the Illustrator page you must (still) hold the mouse there for a while, until it copies over. Then I Open the Excel file with the graph and shift it over to left on the monitor - so I can see both pages, I select the Excel graph by clicking on it once, making sure that I have the outermost 'Excel selection handles (black squares) selected, then I verrry sloooowwly move the Excel graph over to the Illustrator page with my mouse. I Open a blank RGB Illustrator page and shift it over to the right on the monitor. I don't know if these little tricks will help your situation, or not, but this is what works for me. I understand a problem might exist with MS versions, etc. Once I have the graphs in Illustrator, I 'clean them up' - as was mentioned on the Forum: Excel comes in with lots of repeated lines and icky rotated text blocks. My work involves scientific journal illustrations, some of which come from Excel graphs. MsgBox 'Found ' & dc & ' unique values.Mac OSX 10.5.7 CS4 Excel 2004 / but Excel-to-.ai worked with older configurations, too. If Not dict.Exists(sValue) Then ' not found in dictionary

#EXCEL FIND DUPLICATES NOT REMOVE CODE#

But, if my supposition is wrong, I can post a code doing the other way.Дim ws As Worksheet: Set ws = ActiveSheet ' be more specificДim fCell As Range: Set fCell = ws.Range('AY1')Дim lCell As Range: Set lCell = ws.Cells(1, ws.Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft) You did not answer my clarification question on the issue and I assumed that you do not want ruining the columns below the processed row. If you need to keep only unique values/strings in consecutive columns, the function can be adapted to do it. Set dict = CreateObject('Scripting.Dictionary') Ws.Range('AY2').Resize(1, UBound(arrCol, 2)).value = arrColДЇunction removeDuplKeepEmpty(arr) As Variant If it works as you need, you can simple replace ws.Range('AY2').Resize with ws.Range('AY1').Resize: Sub removeDuplicatesOnRow()Дim ws As Worksheet, lastColumn As Long, arrCol, i As LongДЄrrCol = ws.Range(ws.cells(1, ws.Range('AY1').Column + lastColumn - 1), ws.cells(1, 'AY')).value The processed result is returned on the next (second) row (for testing reason).

It will keep only the first occurrences and replace with empty cells the next duplicates.

Excel find duplicates not remove