Copy / Move Duplicate Entry

DaRTH KiRo

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I am kind of just brainstorming here. I have a massive list of contacts that I am try to clean to the best of my ability before handling an import. I have Account Numbers in column A and First / Last in B & C, column D are phone numbers & column E are extensions, and finally column F is the email address. Would there be a way to compare Account Numbers and email addresses and when it hits a duplicate of both it moves the value from D, or maybe even D & E, into Column H? I am running into contacts that have multiple phone numbers and I cannot be sure which is accurate and I would like to not have to delete them. I believe I may be able to doctor something up on my own (maybe?) if it was only just one duplicate but there are times where one account number could have two or more duplicate email addresses (due to multiple phone numbers). The columns would be sorted so that the emails are in alphabetical order and then the account numbers would be sorted from smallest to largest so technically all matching email addresses for the specific account number would be together.

If you are reading this, thank you for your time! This forum saves me so much time and manual work!
 

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Create two additional columns - first one concatenating the Account Number and email address and the second one, a countif, counting how many occurrences of the concatenated Account Number and email address values are in your massive list, then you can filter them, where the contif value is greater than 1 and take whatever your next step is to verify values

Excel Forum.xlsx
ABCDEFGH
1Account NumbersFirst LastPhone NumberExtensionsemail addressConcatCount
2123456Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel1@Excel.com123456mrExcel1@Excel.com1
3123457Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel2@Excel.com123457mrExcel2@Excel.com1
4123458Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel3@Excel.com123458mrExcel3@Excel.com1
5123459Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel4@Excel.com123459mrExcel4@Excel.com1
6123460Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel5@Excel.com123460mrExcel5@Excel.com2
7123460Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel5@Excel.com123460mrExcel5@Excel.com2
8123462Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel7@Excel.com123462mrExcel7@Excel.com1
9123463Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel8@Excel.com123463mrExcel8@Excel.com1
10123464Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel9@Excel.com123464mrExcel9@Excel.com1
11123465Doesn'tMatter0131 123 4567IrrelevantmrExcel10@Excel.com123465mrExcel10@Excel.com1
Sheet6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G11G2=A2&F2
H2:H11H2=COUNTIF($G$2:$G$11,G2)
 
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