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I have list with 5 columns. I am trying to identify duplicates in rows and
columns can this be done in Excel? or How should I go about this? For instance col contains id and need to check to see if there are dups. For the first col(ids) I am using this function =IF(COUNT(B$2:B2,B2)1,"Duplicate","No Dup") this works fine. However, going across the next three rows contain the same information but col 5 in most instances contain the same information for the rows but there are some instances where the value may be different. I want to be able to flag/identify these exceptions. Can there be something added to the function above to include up to col 5 for "Duplicates". Can someone please help me with this function or what is a better what to identify "duplicates" down and across this worksheet??? Thank you in advance for any help you can provide. |
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