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Hi,
Hope you can help. Had a search around but couldn't quite find the answer to this problem within the newsgroup. I have a set of data, spanning just over 60,000 records in Excel. This is two columns (UniqueName and LineItem). I need to be able to show that the UniqueName field doesn't appear twice against any LineItem. Therefore the formula would need to show any examples where different LineItems contain the same UniqueName. I've enclosed a set of data below to 'test' this on. UniqueName Line Item IR0000027446-10842 OR11062 IR0000027512-15298 OR15648 IR0000027532-14440 OR16882 IR0000027627-20023 OR16677 IR0000027632-21155 OR19324 IR0000027682-22227 OR21586 IR0000027829-28170 OR28501 IR0000027842-25719 OR23127 IR0000030260-7501 OR4117 IR0000030435-15602 OR13148 IR0000027842-25719 OR132 IR0000030478-16840 OR18805 So in the above data set it would need to highlight that IR0000027842-25719 appears against OR132 + OR23127 Appreciate your help on this. Thanks, Al. |
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