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Match values in more than one column
Hi
I have three columns of data and wish to highlight the matches or change the format if there are any duplicates. i.e A B C Apple Banana Cheese Banana Orange Milk Chocolate Milk Water Biscuits Pear Bread Wafers Plum Banana So Banana would be highlighted in all, Milk in B and C. I assume I'd use conditional formatting, but the MATCH function only seems to let me compare against 1 column, not a full range. Is there a simple way of doing this, or do I need some sort of function to add together the matches and then conditional format? If this can be done in VB that is fine as there is a script that creates the lists so I could append to that. Cheers Rich |
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