If you use VBA (and this is the programming subforum) you can place the result whereever you want.
As Jaslake pointed out: in Excel filtering assumes a columnheader: so the first item in a column will always be copied to another location. Below the copied columnheader the unique items appear.
To filter column B in sheet1 for unique items to sheet2 column K:
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Sub snb() sheets("sheet1").columns(2).advancedfilter xlfiltercopy,,sheets("sheet2").cells(1,11),True end sub
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