When entering large amounts of data for long periods, it’s easy to accidentally add duplicate entries into your spreadsheet. That can alter the entire dataset you’ve worked so hard on with calculation errors. Fortunately, there are a few easy methods available to identify duplicates. Here’s how to find, highlight, and remove duplicates in Google Sheets.
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