More Replace needed inside a single cell , more than 2-3
in a single cell on there are values like
6602,6602,6594,7970
7970;6602;6602;
6591,6591;,,7346,6591;,,7346
now these values are inside a single cell
now i want to remove the duplicates
like in the first row the out put should be
6602,6594,7970
second row output should be
7960,6602
third row
6591,7346
please help
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Hi maybeamy,
Please see Is FormsCentral part of the Creative Cloud?
You can create unlimited offline forms with the desktop application that's included with Acrobat XI as part of Creative Cloud. If you want to track responses, or create more than one web form, you'd need a FormsCentral subscription.
Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Best,
Sara
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