Hi JoeFromSd,
It is indeed to do it in Excel. Yes, you can create a new workbook or open an existing file and add a new worksheet. Both will allow you to run the "remove duplicates" feature.
Please let me know if it works.
Sincerely,
Robert
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I've copied 100s of emails off of individual websites and put them in a Word 2016 doc. Is there a way to find duplicates, and delete them?? I've smeared them in this s shot.
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Hi JoeFromSd,
It is indeed to do it in Excel. Yes, you can create a new workbook or open an existing file and add a new worksheet. Both will allow you to run the "remove duplicates" feature.
Please let me know if it works.
Sincerely,
Robert
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Hi JoeFromSd - let me know if you are all set! :)
Thank you for the fast and great help Robert, you made things a lot easier for me!
One last thing Robert,
for some reason, after copy / pasting all those emails, now I can't backspace in Word. Any idea what's going on??