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Does anyone know if there is a symbol for the "except" in formula?
I am now trying to find out the duplicated data in the same colume and i use
the following formulas except i don't know how to add condition to the look up array since i don't want to compare the data with itself, can anyone help? =ISNA(MATCH(R2,$R$2:$R$15874,FALSE)) ^ I want to exclude R2 itself or it will give wrong result. Thanks -- Kelvin Yu |
Does anyone know if there is a symbol for the "except" in formula?
Start at $r$3???
=ISNA(MATCH(R2,$R$3:$R$15874,FALSE)) But if you're going to copy this down the column, this won't work. Maybe you could just use: =if(countif($r$2:$r$15874,r2)1,"duplicated","Uniq ue") Kelvin yu wrote: I am now trying to find out the duplicated data in the same colume and i use the following formulas except i don't know how to add condition to the look up array since i don't want to compare the data with itself, can anyone help? =ISNA(MATCH(R2,$R$2:$R$15874,FALSE)) ^ I want to exclude R2 itself or it will give wrong result. Thanks -- Kelvin Yu -- Dave Peterson |
Does anyone know if there is a symbol for the "except" in formula?
Maybe this:
=COUNTIF($R$2:$R$15874,R2)-1 A result that is 0 means there are duplicates. Biff "Kelvin yu" wrote in message ... I am now trying to find out the duplicated data in the same colume and i use the following formulas except i don't know how to add condition to the look up array since i don't want to compare the data with itself, can anyone help? =ISNA(MATCH(R2,$R$2:$R$15874,FALSE)) ^ I want to exclude R2 itself or it will give wrong result. Thanks -- Kelvin Yu |
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