In this example, only the rows with the latest product prices were kept.
The list of unique values is left on the worksheet, with all the duplicates removed. Click OK to close the confirmation message. only the rows with the latest product prices will be kept In the Remove Duplicates dialog box, select the column(s) where you want to remove duplicates. 
NOTE: First instance of each duplicate will be left in the list, all others are removed. (optional) Sort the list, Z-A, so latest items are at the top. Follow these steps to remove the duplicates, based on the values in one or more of the columns: In this example, there is a named Excel table on the worksheet, with 4 columns. The list of unique values is left on the worksheet, with all the duplicates removed. 
A confirmation message appears, showing the number of duplicates removed, and the number of unique items remaining. In this example, there is a heading in cell B1 Check the box for My Data Has Headers, if applicable. In the Remove Duplicates dialog box, select the column where you want to remove duplicates. On the Excel Ribbon's Data tab, click Remove Duplicates. Select any cell in the list, or select the entire list. Follow these steps to remove the duplicates: In this example, the list in column B contains duplicate product names. Remember to make a backup of your Excel file, or the list, before you start. You'll see the steps for working with a 1-column list, a 2-column list, and a multiple column list. This video shows the steps for removing duplicates from a worksheet list, using Excel's Remove Duplicates feature.
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