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I'm looking at data for shipped quantity per order, and, it looks like some
of the data are duplicates. I think the best way to find these duplicates is by a conditional formula. The hard part about this task is the amount of orders. I have approximately 4,000 orders to look at -- and I want to find these duplicates by item, by customer. Column A - customer name Column C - item description Column G - shipped quantity I want to use a conditional formula that identifies customer name, item description, and quantity, then highlights any duplicates (even if the duplicate happens more than once). Unfortunately, there is not a unique number that I can use to distinguish one order for one customer and another order for that same customer. I would appreciate any help you can give me on this issue! Thank you for reading my question! |
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