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I'm getting an error message, but one of the columns definitely does have unique values.
In Excel, I've highlighted duplicates, deleted duplicates, changed formatting to catch things that were technically duplicates with dashes in-between the numbers, and deleted duplicates all over again. According to Excel, there are no duplicates left. Not a one. One sheet is all unique values.
Any idea why I'd still be getting this error? I've tried everything I can think of. I am bamboozled.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Cracked it!
I scrubbed through manually (thankfully it was only a few hundred entries, rather than thousands) and found two entries with unnecessary spaces tacked onto the end - making them technically unique values, invisible to any Remove/Highlight functions!
Worth noting that, before I stumbled upon these, I ran a Find and Replace in Excel, attempting to find spaces and replace them with nothing; clicking into the 'find' field, there was already a space in there (from a previous operation, I guess?) meaning I'd accidentally been searching for and trying to replace TWO spaces, rather than one. So, that's why it didn't work!
Cheers for your help, everyone!
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