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I have two worksheets with 18,000 rows of infor. I want to see the
duplications that exist in the two worksheets. On sheet 2 in col C, and in col D is the formula: =countif(sheet1!b2:b18000,c2)0,"yes"," ") this brings back a yes in all the rows with duplicates that exist on sheet 1. I also did the same formula on sheet 1 so it will show me the duplicates also. Question: is there a way to highlight the duplicates with different colors so when I look on sheet 2 and see a yes, I can look at sheet 1 and find that duplicate number easily by the highlighted matching color. Thanks, |
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