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Is there a way to identify an entry as a duplicate in the same column. For
instance, if 4310011192 is already entered in the column and I enter it again, an error will result, informing the user "Duplicate entry". I know you can do this in ACCESS by virtue of the primary key, but don't know how to do it in Excel. |
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