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Good day, i would like a solution to this problem. i have a set of data in a
spreadsheet, these could be repeated, what i would like to display pairs of these data only, so anything that has no match or if there are more than two of them it will and only display one pair and ignore everything else. |
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Your posting is a bit vague so I don't know if this will help or not.
If your data is is a single column, say A, in another column like D you can put the formula: =countif(A:A,A1) This would be in D1. Drag it down the length of your spreadsheet. It will count the number of times something will appear inthe column. Using conditional formatting highlight column A. Use the formula: =D1<2 Set the color of the font to WHITE. (not automatic) The range should be A:A Squeaky "whatzzup" wrote: Good day, i would like a solution to this problem. i have a set of data in a spreadsheet, these could be repeated, what i would like to display pairs of these data only, so anything that has no match or if there are more than two of them it will and only display one pair and ignore everything else. |
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