When you work with a huge amount of data in the Excel program, it is inadvertently very simple to make a mistake and enter the same data again. So there are duplicates. This, of course, increases the volume of all summary information, and in some cases it knocks down formulas that should summarize and calculate various variables. You can manually find duplicates, but why, if there are several ways, how to delete duplicate rows automatically in Excel.
Method 1: standard duplicate removal
The easiest way to delete duplicate rows in Excel is to use the appropriate tool located in the ribbon.
So you need to:
- Holding down the left mouse button, select the required range of cells, within which there will be a search and automatic removal of duplicate rows.
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So we have examined two ways how to delete rows with duplicate values in Excel. As you can see, this is nothing complicated, and using the instructions, you can completely perform this operation in a few seconds. An example was given in the 2016 version of the program, however, duplicate rows can be deleted in Excel 2010 and other versions in exactly the same way.