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According to your reply, if the don't duplicate data is in range E4:E200 my formula should be =COUNTIF($E$4:$E$200,E4)=1
correct?

Thank you for helping Wicked!

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Thank you for your help Wicked
If the COUNTIF function outputs a value more than 1, hence there are duplicates within the list.
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