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Hi Team,
I have to remove duplicate based on single column.
see Keep column, don't keep B1, B3 and next item 02 also.
use Edit Query only.

Thanks,
KV's
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HI @Anonymous ,
Can you kindly elaborate on your data please?
If I understand it correctly, you first need to split your column, then remove duplicates and merge them back.
Consider as follows:
Click on column and on top ribbon and make highlighted selection:
A new window appears. Fill in highlighted information:
You will get this:
Right click on 1st column and select Remove Duplicates:
You will get following:
Now merge these columns again by selecting both columns and right-click:
A window appears. Don't forget to mention the separator as in your original column values:
After merging you get the required result:
The values from your data are taken as example as you haven't shared the data in right format to be copied and pasted easily. I had to type the values. From next time make sure you add data in such a format that anyone can copy and use it in answering your query.
Try same steps on your data, you will get the desired result.
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi @Anonymous,
Please elaborate on your requirement.
HI @Anonymous ,
Can you kindly elaborate on your data please?
If I understand it correctly, you first need to split your column, then remove duplicates and merge them back.
Consider as follows:
Click on column and on top ribbon and make highlighted selection:
A new window appears. Fill in highlighted information:
You will get this:
Right click on 1st column and select Remove Duplicates:
You will get following:
Now merge these columns again by selecting both columns and right-click:
A window appears. Don't forget to mention the separator as in your original column values:
After merging you get the required result:
The values from your data are taken as example as you haven't shared the data in right format to be copied and pasted easily. I had to type the values. From next time make sure you add data in such a format that anyone can copy and use it in answering your query.
Try same steps on your data, you will get the desired result.
Thanks,
Pragati
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