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I have used conditional formatting to find duplicates in a spreadsheet, they
are now highlighted with yellow colour. How can I easily filter / find the highlighted cells in a large spreadsheet and avoid scrolling thousands of lines? |
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I suggest to use a helper column with the same formula in it used in CF. Then
You can use Autofilter (for TRUE) to display the duplicated cells only. Regards, Stefi €žcv€ ezt Ã*rta: I have used conditional formatting to find duplicates in a spreadsheet, they are now highlighted with yellow colour. How can I easily filter / find the highlighted cells in a large spreadsheet and avoid scrolling thousands of lines? |
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