Multiple rows with same data.

edjohn20

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Okay, so you all have been amazing! I have learned a great deal I never knew and refreshed some old skills I forgot I had. I have now compiled my data to a point that I need further review by another department. After sorting, consolidating and xlookups. I have a table, however column A (ID1) is a unique ID and column B (ID2) is supposed to be unique to a different system but not all the data presented was accurate, so I have duplicates in column b. This is ok but will have to be manually reviewed by a different department. The logic I need is to look qt each row, if column b is not duplicated the move to the next. For all rows with the same ID in column B, I need a new table or filter out singles so I can select data. I hope this makes sense.

ID1ID2
12044012528
12083012531
12038512543
12038712849
1104952248
15000512979
1500062579
1500072578
1105062578
12005912812
12005512812
12005612812
12005712812
12005812812
65907312556
12079012556
12052712553
12079212556
12089112554
12088012563
6503472100
12046712766
1100069420
1100179408
 

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does this work - not sure i'm following exactly
=UNIQUE(FILTER(A2:B25,COUNTIF(B2:B25,B2:B25)>1))

Book16
ABCDEF
1ID1ID2Result ID1Result ID2
2120440125281500072578
3120830125311105062578
41203851254312005912812
51203871284912005512812
6110495224812005612812
71500051297912005712812
8150006257912005812812
9150007257865907312556
10110506257812079012556
111200591281212079212556
1212005512812
1312005612812
1412005712812
1512005812812
1665907312556
1712079012556
1812052712553
1912079212556
2012089112554
2112088012563
226503472100
2312046712766
241100069420
251100179408
26
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:F11E2=UNIQUE(FILTER(A2:B25,COUNTIF(B2:B25,B2:B25)>1))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Solution
does this work - not sure i'm following exactly
=UNIQUE(FILTER(A2:B25,COUNTIF(B2:B25,B2:B25)>1))

Book16
ABCDEF
1ID1ID2Result ID1Result ID2
2120440125281500072578
3120830125311105062578
41203851254312005912812
51203871284912005512812
6110495224812005612812
71500051297912005712812
8150006257912005812812
9150007257865907312556
10110506257812079012556
111200591281212079212556
1212005512812
1312005612812
1412005712812
1512005812812
1665907312556
1712079012556
1812052712553
1912079212556
2012089112554
2112088012563
226503472100
2312046712766
241100069420
251100179408
26
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:F11E2=UNIQUE(FILTER(A2:B25,COUNTIF(B2:B25,B2:B25)>1))
Dynamic array formulas.
that got me right on the path i needed to be thank you

final result:
=UNIQUE(FILTER('match with duplicates'!A2:H2460,COUNTIF('match with duplicates'!B2:B2460,'match with duplicates'!B2:B2460)>1))
 
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