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using Excel 2003
I have a list of invoice numbers and need to find duplicates. I tried using conditional formatting in column E as such: condition 1 formula is =COUNTIF(E:E,E1)1 (cell shading to yellow) The problem I'm running into is that, for instance, it sees invoice numbers 0000003730 and 03730 as duplicates. I only want it to shade if it's an exact match, i.e. 03730 and 03730. I tried using a helper column (F) and in F2 put the formula =IF(E2=E1,"duplicate","") But I want ALL cells containing the same number to say "duplicate", i.e. all occurences of 03730 should state duplicate, not just the second (or third or fourth!) time it appears. |
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