Which of the following approaches would best help an internal auditor determine whether a retailer's database of 100,000 customers has any duplicate accounts?
Filtering the customer information allows the auditor to specifically look for duplicate records based on key fields such as customer names, email addresses, or phone numbers. This technique enables the auditor to identify duplicates effectively by applying criteria that highlight multiple occurrences of the same data.
By sorting the data based on key attributes such as customer ID, name, or email address, the auditor can easily identify duplicates as they will appear consecutively in the sorted list. This method allows for a straightforward comparison and identification of potential duplicate records.
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