If you’re working with a small amount of data in Excel, it can be easy to spot duplicates and remove them. But for larger datasets, let Excel do that work for you.
In a hands-on tutorial, I’ll show you two examples of how to remove duplicates from your data.
00:00 – Example #1: Removing duplicate names in Excel
00:55 – Example #2: Removing duplicate email addresses in Excel
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