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Default Conditional Formatting & Dynamic Range

Hello everyone:

I am learning to highlight duplicates in dynamic range. The problem I have
is that the highlighting is not been applied consistently to the extended
cell values.

In the Name-Define-Refers-to box I entered =OFFSET($A$1,0,0,COUNTA($A:$A),1)
for the dynamic range (Range1). I put duplicates in A1 to A5.

I highlighted A1 to A5 and put =IF(COUNTIF(Range1,A1)1,TRUE,FALSE) in the
Formula Is box with format blue. It worked. The duplicates are highlighted
blue.

But as I extended the range with entries, intentionally separating the
duplicates, some turned blue and some not. I used the "goto" to check the new
range. The New Range (Range1) covered the new entries but the new duplicates
did not change to blue.

Data: A1 to A5, I entered 1, 2, 2, 3, 4. The 2s went blue. Then: from A6 to
A10, I entered say 545, 2, 855, 2, 2. The first (A7) 2 went blue but not the
latter 2s.

Any help will be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

james

 
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