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    Phil Martin commented  · 

    If you have multiple Excel files with repeated records, doing this manually can become quite time-consuming. One option is SysTools Excel Duplicates Remover, which can process multiple Excel files and identify duplicate records based on selected columns. It can be useful when working with large datasets where Excel’s built-in options require processing each file separately. I’d suggest testing it with a copy of your files first to see whether it fits your particular data-cleaning requirements.