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I have a column of terms that I pasted from two  text files. I have tried to
remove duplicate terms from the list but have the continued problem of
having some of the duplicated terms not removed. One example is the term
"Adrenal hyperplasia" and the other duplicate is "adrenal hyperplasia".  I
have used the standard filter with the filter being "Col A = Not Empty" and
have checked the buttons for "remove duplicates". I have left unchecked the
button for "Case sensitive" assuming that that would allow for 'Adrenal' to
be the same as 'adrenal'. However, that appears not to be working and I
don't understand why. If anyone could help me understand what I am doing
incorrectly, I would appreciate it. 

Both lists were taken from simple text files and pasted into Calc. I
combined them into one long column and then tried to remove the duplicates
from it.

Thank you in advance.
Leon



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