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You've named this thread - your question - simply "help". It would be much better to use something like "removing duplicate lines".
And well, I see you've finally used the board search finding duplicates in columns and removing lines . Let's put it together: i) you've used a meaningless topic ii) you've posted your problem three times iii) you've already found a thread in which you problem is answered and explained Do you really believe this will motivate me to explain this to you? I don't. |
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