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Highlight Duplicate Data in each Row
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Highlight Duplicate Data in each Row
Select B2:I4 with B2 as the activecell, do Format=Conditional Formatting
Change Cell Value is to Formula is enter in the formula =Countif($B2:$I2,B2)1 then select format and choose font=Red and OK out. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Sum" <vcswong(at)hotmail.com wrote in message ... The GIF file can also be viewed he http://www.freepgs.com/user/excel.gif Thanks!! :-) |
Highlight Duplicate Data in each Row
I tried this method, it works something but not all.
Moreover, I need to do it many times whenever I have 200 rows if I se this method. Is there any way to use this method in macro? Thanks!! "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Select B2:I4 with B2 as the activecell, do Format=Conditional Formatting Change Cell Value is to Formula is enter in the formula =Countif($B2:$I2,B2)1 then select format and choose font=Red and OK out. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy |
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