How to remove/filter out rows on the condition that every column for both rows have matching data?

[donodackal]

Hi there, I receive weekly reports from our travel providers that I consolidate using power query. I find that there are some rows between several weekly reports that duplicate the same information. Is there a step I can add in the power query after consolidating all data to filter or remove any duplicate row only if data in all columns match another row? 

Please let me know if additional info is required. The below table is for illustration of the issue:

[v-jingzhang]

Hi @donodackal 

@Thingsclump 's solution should work, have you tried that?

Below are detailed steps:

1. Hold press on Shift or Ctrl key and click on column headers to select all columns.

2. Go to Home > Remove Rows > Remove Duplicates.

You can also enter = Table.Distinct(#"Previous step name") in the formula bar to add a step to remove duplicated rows in the whole table. 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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[Thingsclump · Accepted solution]

Hi @donodackal 

In powerquery editor, select columns A to G and remove duplicates. It will remove duplicates if values in all columns are repeated. 

Thanks