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I'll do my best on explaining this, it might be a little complicated...
I have a spreadsheet of 21,000 entries for machine names with a certain application installed and all reported versions of this application. I've used the following formula to show me duplicate occurances of machine names where the system has multiple versions loaded. COUNTIF($A$2:$A2,A2)1 Now that formula works fine for showing me the 2nd, 3rd or more occurance of a machine name. But now I need to provide a list with all machine names that appear on the list more than once. I am not sure how I can get the COUNTIF statement to identify all occurances, especially the 1st occurance of a machine name. I really don't want to scroll through the list to delete non-duplicate entries and this will be a weekly task for the next few weeks. If I was not clear in my question, please let me now and I'll do my best to explain it more thoroughly. Thanks, Zeke |
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