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I have a column that contains 528 membership numbers sorted in
ascending order. Some of the membership numbers are duplicates and each is 8 or 9 digits long. I would like to apply conditional formatting to this column to identify the duplicates so I don't have to go through and do this manually. Please help. |
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Assuming data is in column A:
Formula is: =COUNTIF(A:A,A1)1 "SGT Buckeye" wrote: I have a column that contains 528 membership numbers sorted in ascending order. Some of the membership numbers are duplicates and each is 8 or 9 digits long. I would like to apply conditional formatting to this column to identify the duplicates so I don't have to go through and do this manually. Please help. |
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Thanks Toppers, this worked. It highlighted the first membership
number that was a duplicate. Toppers wrote: Assuming data is in column A: Formula is: =COUNTIF(A:A,A1)1 "SGT Buckeye" wrote: I have a column that contains 528 membership numbers sorted in ascending order. Some of the membership numbers are duplicates and each is 8 or 9 digits long. I would like to apply conditional formatting to this column to identify the duplicates so I don't have to go through and do this manually. Please help. |
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Assuming the membership column # is B, set your conditional format in
cell B-2 to "cell value", "is equal to" =B1 Then use the formula brush to copy it down to the end of column B. All the duplicated numbers will "format" the color you pick, except the first one in each set of duplicated numbers. If you want ALL the duplicate #s highlighted start with cell B-1 and put a second condition in cell B-1 "cell value" "is equal to" =B2 and copy it down the entire column. This condition alone will highlight all but the last duplicated number. ed SGT Buckeye wrote: I have a column that contains 528 membership numbers sorted in ascending order. Some of the membership numbers are duplicates and each is 8 or 9 digits long. I would like to apply conditional formatting to this column to identify the duplicates so I don't have to go through and do this manually. Please help. |
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