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Introduction
 » Drill-Down Tally 2007
 » What's New in 2007
 » System Requirements
Using Drill-Down Tally 2007
 » Toolbar
 » Basic Philosophy
 » Drill-Down Tally Concept
 » Report Definition
 » Reporting Views
 » New Report
 » 3 Step Wizard
 » Group Calculation Groups
 » Custom Values Wizard
 » Pivot Wizard
 » Column Width Wizard
 » Charting
 » Setup Administration
 » Finding Duplicate Values
 » Tally FlexMart
 » Preferences
Formatting
 » Group Level Formatting
 » ShowAs Column
 » Format Definition Column
Query
 » RecordSet & Prompting Filter
 » Totals Filter
 » RecordSet Filter
Setup Instances
 » Gateway File Overview
 » Linking 2 Files, Tables or Excel
 » QuickBooks File Setup
 » Excel/QuickBooks File Setup
 » MS Access Setup
 » ODBC Setup
 » Text File Setup
 » Gateway File Setup
 » Gateway Startup Settings
Support Details
 » Pricing & Support
 » Private Label Branding Program
 » Authorized Training Center
 » Corrective Actions
 
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Finding Duplicate Values

Here's how you find duplicate values in your dataset with Drill-Down Tally.

Only add field(s) to the Field Description rows under the Report Definition tab that you want to find duplicates with.
The first Field Description will be shown as a "Group". If you need more fields, add these with ShowAs type "Group Add"

You can add any number of fields as details that will help identify the record(s) in question.

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Add the last Field Description with the name of first Group you entered and show it as a Count in the ShowAs column.

Now change the Sort Order column to Descending on the Count field description row. This would make all the counts greater than one move to the top of the list.

You can goto the Totals Filter tab and only show those records that have a count greater than one. On the first row use the pulldown box to show a list of calculations. It should show you one count calculation. Select it, then choose Greater Than for the operator and 1 in the value column. This should only filter for those that are duplicates now.
There is an example report that comes with Drill-Down Tally called Sample Finding Duplicate Values that illustrates this functionality.

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