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find duplicate based on two columns
That last post should have read column D, not column DO
-- Regards Roger Govier "Roberta" wrote in message ... I have an Excel 2007 spreadsheet and have used conditional formatting for single column entries, however now I have to find duplicates in two columns. I have two colums named FNAME and LNAME. I need to locate duplictes as if these two fields are combined. |
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