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I have a list of thousands of records. I need to identify duplicates. There
can be more than one duplicate. I am using this function =IF(countif(B$2:B$3000,B2)1, "Duplicate","No Dup"). This marks all the same rows duplicate. I would like for the function to look at the first dup not mark it dup and only mark the next row if dup as Duplicate. For instance: Duplicate testing No dup testing Duplicate testing Duplicate testing Duplicate testing Duplicate testing Duplicate Monday No dup Monday Duploicate Monday Duplicate Monday |
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