conditional formatting formula to highlight items on column B in relation to column A
"hombreazul" wrote in message
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Hello,
I have two columns. Column one identifies a customer. Column two
identifies an order. I would like conditional formatting which highlights
the instances where there are multiple instances of orders from the same
customer. I was able to create COUNTIF(A:A,A2)1 to find duplicates in
column one and I thought, since it works out to TRUE or FALSE (1,0), I could
use this feature in an IF. So I wrote =(IF(COUNTIF(A:A,A2)1*B20,1,0)) and
got stuck. Clearly that does not work in any way.
I am out of my depth and would appreciate one of you gurus setting me
straight. Thank you.
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Concatenate the two numbers into a third cell on each row and then use
conditional formatting with the formula COUNTIF(C:C,C2)1 [assuming the new
cell is in column C].
Hope this helps,
V
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