Hi All,

Greetings to you from GLOBALedge. Please find attached an Excel worksheet that describes using the COUNTIF function to avoid duplicate entries. This worksheet also utilizes the DATA VALIDATION option in Excel.

Note: Please enable MACROS when opening this worksheet.

Looking forward to your feedback.

Regards,
RAJA C S N
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Dear Raja,

Thank you for such useful information. If we use MS Access and you input a key, then the copy-paste option will not work, and Access will not accept an entry with the same data to which the key has been assigned.

Swati

From India, Bangalore

here u go :idea:
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