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If you have XL 2007 or later, you don't need a macro as the functionality is already built in...<br />
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1) Select all of your list, including the header row<br />
2) Click &quot;Remove Duplicates&quot; on the Data tab of the ribbon<br />
3) Select/Deselect columns until only Column A is left<br />
4) Click OK.
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If you have XL 2007 or later, you don't need a macro as the functionality is already built in...

1) Select all of your list, including the header row
2) Click "Remove Duplicates" on the Data tab of the ribbon
3) Select/Deselect columns until only Column A is left
4) Click OK.

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Thanks Deadman, this is exactly what i wanted, the macro works just fine. &nbsp;I will be able to call that macro at the end of the other one for clean up purposes.<br />
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Have a good weekend,<br />
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:)
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Thanks Deadman, this is exactly what i wanted, the macro works just fine.  I will be able to call that macro at the end of the other one for clean up purposes.


Have a good weekend,

:)

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Hi,<br />
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I need your help in order to have a macro that will look into ColumnA find duplicate pc name and delete the row of the duplicate. &nbsp;<br />
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Can you assist?
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Hi,

I need your help in order to have a macro that will look into ColumnA find duplicate pc name and delete the row of the duplicate.  

Can you assist?

Excel Macro to delete duplicate name / row

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