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Yes. If you are entering the number in coumns A and B as a check, you can
conditional format with formula is =$A1=$B1 to show green and/or =NOT($A1=$B1) to show red. -- David Biddulph "Mike" wrote in message ... Hi I have an excel sheet (template) where I enter numbers. Sometimes the same numbers are entered twice, which is a good thing since it can pick up mistakes if they are compared by the computer. For example: 12345 12354 Can the computer compare numbers that appear similar, somewhat like a spell check? If there is no function, can their be a vba solution for this? Any input appreciated Thanks |