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Duplicate formula
I am using this formula to de-duplicate a spread sheet
=IF(COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)=1,"First Occurrence","Duplicate") However, if one cell has a "9" in it and another has "99" in it, it thinks it is a duplicate. Is there a way to make it check for a complete match ??? Hope some can help !! Regards Mark |
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Duplicate formula
I have tested your formula and do not get false matches as you have described.
Tom |
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Thanks Tom, investigated further and I had a load of hidden rows!!!!
"TomPl" wrote: I have tested your formula and do not get false matches as you have described. Tom |
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