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=COUNTIF(A:A,A1)1
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Watch word-wrap below but this formula in a cell other than the range
tested of A2:A7 works great - Enter as a Control+Shift-Enter type (CSE)
- not just enter. CSE will wrap in { } 's for you.

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=IF(MAX(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("A2:A"&(MAX((A2:A7<"")*R OW(A2:A7)))),INDIRECT("A2:A"&(MAX((A2:A7<"")*ROW( A2:A7))))))1,"Duplicates","No
Duplicates")

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