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Hello,
I have a list of names in column A (a4:a14). In column B I would like to indicate if the name in column A is a duplicate. Column A is sorted. Below is the example - I would like to put my OFFSET function in the DUPLICATE INDICATOR column and use a 1 to indicate the first occurnace of a name and a 0 for indicating a duplicate. NAME DUPLICATE INDICATOR Jack Jack Jack Jill Fred Fred Fred Fred Mark Nancy Nancy Thank you!! myk |
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