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Highlighted. How to highlight duplicates in multiple rows or columns in Google Sheets If you have duplicate data in multiple rows or columns, repeat steps one to three from above, but change the custom duplicate checking formula to . Tip: If you only want to scan for duplicates in specific rows or columns, simply update the data range under Apply range to match the cell range you want to check for repeats. GIF showing a portion of a Google Sheets worksheet with data selected in cells A2:D5 on the left and the conditional format rules window on the right. Four cells of duplicate data in the data range A2:D5 are highlighted. The data range in the conditional format rules window is changed from A2:D5 to A2:B5. Now there are only two cells of duplicate data in columns A and B highlighted .
Customize how your duplicates will appear on the spreadsheet under Formatting style. Then click Done. Portion of a Google Sheets worksheet. Four cells of duplicate data in the data range A2:D5 are highlighted. How to remove duplicates in Google Sheets If you want to dive right into nixing redundant data without manually reviewing them first, Google AOB Directory has made this really easy to accomplish. Here's how to remove duplicate data in Google Sheets. Click any cell that contains data. Then, select the Data tab > Data cleanup > Remove duplicates. A Google Sheets worksheet with data in columns A and B (attendee names and attendee emails, respectively). The data tab in the ribbon is highlighted. From the dropdown menu of the data tab, an arrow points to the data cleanup option, and then another arrow points to the remove duplicates option. From the Remove duplicates window that appears, select which columns you'd like to include in your search for duplicate data. Click Remove duplicates. A remove duplicates pop-up window in a Google Sheets worksheet.
The following items are selected: Data has header row and columns to analyze: select all. The remove duplicates button is on the bottom right of the pop-up window. Note: If your spreadsheet includes a header row, be sure to select Data has header row, so that Google Sheets ignores this row when removing duplicates. Google Sheets will let you know how many duplicate values were removed. A pop-up window in a Google spreadsheet with text that reads "4 duplicate rows found and removed;. 10 unique rows remain." Bonus: How to find unique values in Google Sheets If you want to keep your original data and get a list of unique values (i.e., data that's not duplicated) from a data range, you can use the UNIQUE function in Google Sheets. To do this, select an empty column in your spreadsheet. Then input the UNIQUE function using the cell range you want to scan for duplicates, leaving behind only unique values. For example.
Customize how your duplicates will appear on the spreadsheet under Formatting style. Then click Done. Portion of a Google Sheets worksheet. Four cells of duplicate data in the data range A2:D5 are highlighted. How to remove duplicates in Google Sheets If you want to dive right into nixing redundant data without manually reviewing them first, Google AOB Directory has made this really easy to accomplish. Here's how to remove duplicate data in Google Sheets. Click any cell that contains data. Then, select the Data tab > Data cleanup > Remove duplicates. A Google Sheets worksheet with data in columns A and B (attendee names and attendee emails, respectively). The data tab in the ribbon is highlighted. From the dropdown menu of the data tab, an arrow points to the data cleanup option, and then another arrow points to the remove duplicates option. From the Remove duplicates window that appears, select which columns you'd like to include in your search for duplicate data. Click Remove duplicates. A remove duplicates pop-up window in a Google Sheets worksheet.
The following items are selected: Data has header row and columns to analyze: select all. The remove duplicates button is on the bottom right of the pop-up window. Note: If your spreadsheet includes a header row, be sure to select Data has header row, so that Google Sheets ignores this row when removing duplicates. Google Sheets will let you know how many duplicate values were removed. A pop-up window in a Google spreadsheet with text that reads "4 duplicate rows found and removed;. 10 unique rows remain." Bonus: How to find unique values in Google Sheets If you want to keep your original data and get a list of unique values (i.e., data that's not duplicated) from a data range, you can use the UNIQUE function in Google Sheets. To do this, select an empty column in your spreadsheet. Then input the UNIQUE function using the cell range you want to scan for duplicates, leaving behind only unique values. For example.