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I want to write a formula that highlights duplicate cells within a
column. I know that I can use conditional formatting with a named range using COUNTIF. I continually paste data into this column, however, and find using a named range to be difficult. Any suggestions on using an actual cell range, e.g., A1:A500? |
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