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Repeat Values in rows
I need to search my worksheet (128 X 128) rows for any repeated values,
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Repeat Values in rows
It doesn't sound like a charrting question, but in your worksheet (having
selected your 128*128 range & with cell A1 active), use Format/ Conditional Formatting/ Formula Is: =COUNTIF($A$1:$DX$128,A1)<1 and select a format to mark your duplicates. -- David Biddulph "Governor" wrote in message ... I need to search my worksheet (128 X 128) rows for any repeated values, anyone help? |
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Repeat Values in rows
Thanks David, but what I need is to select row 1 for instance accross all 128
columns and to find if any of the cells contain the same data. "David Biddulph" wrote: It doesn't sound like a charrting question, but in your worksheet (having selected your 128*128 range & with cell A1 active), use Format/ Conditional Formatting/ Formula Is: =COUNTIF($A$1:$DX$128,A1)<1 and select a format to mark your duplicates. -- David Biddulph "Governor" wrote in message ... I need to search my worksheet (128 X 128) rows for any repeated values, anyone help? |
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Repeat Values in rows
In which case just change the 128 to 1:
=COUNTIF($A$1:$DX$1,A1)<1 -- David Biddulph "Governor" wrote in message ... Thanks David, but what I need is to select row 1 for instance accross all 128 columns and to find if any of the cells contain the same data. "David Biddulph" wrote: It doesn't sound like a charrting question, but in your worksheet (having selected your 128*128 range & with cell A1 active), use Format/ Conditional Formatting/ Formula Is: =COUNTIF($A$1:$DX$128,A1)<1 and select a format to mark your duplicates. -- David Biddulph "Governor" wrote in message ... I need to search my worksheet (128 X 128) rows for any repeated values, anyone help? |
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Repeat Values in rows
But if you're wanting to do the same for each row in turn you'll need to
make the row reference relative, not absolute: =COUNTIF($A1:$DX1,A1)<1 -- David Biddulph "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ... In which case just change the 128 to 1: =COUNTIF($A$1:$DX$1,A1)<1 "Governor" wrote in message ... Thanks David, but what I need is to select row 1 for instance accross all 128 columns and to find if any of the cells contain the same data. "David Biddulph" wrote: It doesn't sound like a charrting question, but in your worksheet (having selected your 128*128 range & with cell A1 active), use Format/ Conditional Formatting/ Formula Is: =COUNTIF($A$1:$DX$128,A1)<1 and select a format to mark your duplicates. -- David Biddulph "Governor" wrote in message ... I need to search my worksheet (128 X 128) rows for any repeated values, anyone help? |
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