Carim,
This worked wonderfully. What a "time saver" formula. Thank you!
A little side note for those who will use the same formula. If there are more than 2 of the same emails, you will see 3, 4, 5 in the last column. Just go to Data Tab -> Filter and uncheck "1" from the list. Then every row that will stay, you can remove.
Hi,
I have three Excel lists from three different sources (online sign ups, texts, in the office). I am preparing a Mail Chimp email campaign but wanted to clean up the list before uploading it. I am not very savvy with VBA so a formula would be ideal. The formula could get inserted in the last column (E) to distinguish what rows to delete.
The mailing list will include First Name | Last Name | Email | Phone
PROBLEM: Since I combined 3 lists, I have duplicate entries. The only column that I want to use to find the duplicate entries is the Email column as that is unique to each customer I have.
SOLUTION: I am seeking a formula that looks through the Email column, finds duplicate emails and removes the entire row no matter what else is in that row. The attached PNG explains my inquiry visually.
Thank you in advance!
Chris
"The attached Spreadsheet has dummy /made up information to protect my clients data."
