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I am using Excel 2002 (10.5815.4219) SP-2
I have a spreadsheet of about 2,400 rows about invoices in a numbered sequence. The data were collected from a variety of sources so there is a risk of duplication. Is there an elegant function/macro I can use to highlight duplicated items in a column without reading it by eye. |
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Really Easy... No need for programs
You can use Conditional Formatting: 1. Select the entire range in which you have the invoices... If it is expected that there can be more entries, best to select the entire column, in this case say column A 2. Format - Conditional Formatting Formula is "=COUNTIF(A:A,A1)1" (Considering that A1 cell is active) 3. Select the formatting you want. 4. Press Ok. All the entries in your data which are repeated will be highlited with your formatting. Thanks, Yogendra DeepDarkThought wrote: I am using Excel 2002 (10.5815.4219) SP-2 I have a spreadsheet of about 2,400 rows about invoices in a numbered sequence. The data were collected from a variety of sources so there is a risk of duplication. Is there an elegant function/macro I can use to highlight duplicated items in a column without reading it by eye. |
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In an adjacent column
=IF(COUNTIF(A:A,A1)1,"Duplicate","") -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "DeepDarkThought" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2002 (10.5815.4219) SP-2 I have a spreadsheet of about 2,400 rows about invoices in a numbered sequence. The data were collected from a variety of sources so there is a risk of duplication. Is there an elegant function/macro I can use to highlight duplicated items in a column without reading it by eye. |
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Use codnitional formatting
Formula is: =countif(A:A,A1) ----- DeepDarkThought wrote: ---- I am using Excel 2002 (10.5815.4219) SP- I have a spreadsheet of about 2,400 rows about invoices in a numbere sequence. The data were collected from a variety of sources so there is risk of duplication Is there an elegant function/macro I can use to highlight duplicated item in a column without reading it by eye |
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