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I want a conditional format that will allow me to identify duplicate text,
however not to highlight blank fields. =COUNTIF($N$3:$N$32,$N3)-1 The equation so far I have works but unfortunately it does colours up blank cells which I am not wanting it to do. Does anyone have a way of solving this within conditional formatting? (Another options if this cannot be done, is when it sees a series of 'n/a' the field it recognises that it does not need to colour it, only the other duplicates. Any help would be good. Thanks in advance. |
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