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I've used this formula to count the number of order numbers that
appear X number of times in one column: =SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(A1:A36533,A1:A36533)=X,1)) There is one order number that appears 6 times in column A and I need to find it. Is there a way to copy that order number or at least use conditional formatting to highlight it? Suggestions? |
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Try this...
Highlight Column A Go to Format-- Conditional Formatting Then select Formula is instead of Cell Value is and enter this formula =COUNTIF($A$1:$A$36533,A1)=6 Copy it exactly as it is. " wrote: I've used this formula to count the number of order numbers that appear X number of times in one column: =SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(A1:A36533,A1:A36533)=X,1)) There is one order number that appears 6 times in column A and I need to find it. Is there a way to copy that order number or at least use conditional formatting to highlight it? Suggestions? |
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