Finding Duplicate Rows: A Guide to Row-by-Row Lookups

To find duplicates across rows, you can use our Lookup feature. Here's how: 1. Use the "Lookup Single Row in Other Table" for checking individual records. 2. For multiple rows, use the "Lookup Multiple Rows in Other Table" option. The process involves: ** Selecting the table to search ** Choosing the target column ** Setting the filter operator ** Specifying the row value For a detailed walkthrough, check out our video tutorial: Lookup Tutorial If you need further assistance, please ask for a human agent in this chat.

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To use the "Lookup Single Row in Other Table" integration for finding duplicates: 1. Select the table you want to search in. 2. Choose the target column to check for duplicates. 3. Set the filter operator (e.g., "equals"). 4. Specify the row value to compare. This action checks if a specific record exists in another table, helping identify duplicates. For multiple rows, use "Lookup Multiple Rows in Other Table" instead. Remember, this method checks one row at a time. For a more comprehensive duplicate check across multiple rows, you might want to consider using our "write to table" feature in combination with lookups.

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In the context of the "Lookup Single Row in Other Table" integration, "Row Value" refers to the specific value you want to search for in the target column of another table. It's one of the inputs you need to provide when setting up the lookup action, along with the Table to Search, Target Column, and Filter Operator. This value is used to find a matching row in the specified table, allowing you to retrieve or verify data across different tables in your Clay workspace.

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