Detecting Unique Data in Excel

Unique Data Filter



1-Click "Data" Tab on Menu. 
2-Click "Advanced" next to the "Filter" on Ribbon Menu.
3-Tick "Copy to another location" and fill the form like this.
    List Range => Select your data on Excel page
    Copy to => Select location where starts your unique data.
    Tick "Unique records only".

Delete Duplicate Data


1-Click "Data" Tab on Menu. 
2-Select your data.
3-Click "Remove Duplicate" on Ribbon Menu.

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