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Here's the deal.
In column M, I can enter either an "a", "b","c","d","e",or "f". There are over 5000 entries in this column. When I count up the total number of a's, b's etc. using COUNTIF, I get 4990. Somewhere in my M column, there are 10 entries that are screwed up. What I was trying to do was to (either using formulas or VBA), highlight all the good cells in the M column and the ones containing the bad entries would stand out (not being highlighted) because they have an extra space, or a bad character, etc. Hopefully, you can figure out what I am trying to do. Help! Thanks! Stacy |
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