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I figured out how to apply it to the rest of my data set, thank you very much
for the formula. "FiluDlidu" wrote: Conditional format from row 2 down, using the following formula: =MOD(SUMPRODUCT(--(A$2:A2<A$1:A1)),2)=1 Warning, though: unlike Sean's option to use a helper column, it MIGHT slow down your sheet a bit if you do it for 23,000 rows. "James" wrote: I need a way to highlight rows that are dupilcates based on what I have in column A. I have tried doing this through conditional format but I have crashed and burned on that one. So here is simplier example of what I have: Column A 22 22 22 16 16 8 73 73 Basically I would like to have all the 22 entries highlighted and when I move down I don't want the 16's highlighted but when I move to the 8, I wan't that highlighted, and not to highlight the 73's. It would need to highlight every other group of duplicates (or single entry). I need a way to automate this because I have something like 23,000 rows of data and do not want to go through the entire thing one by one. Thanks for your help. |
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