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Hello guys!
I'm really new in using formulas in excel. I badly needed help in finding duplicates in my workbook. Here's the scenario: I have one workbook containing 5 worksheets. Each worksheet has 10-15 columns of data with 600-800 records (row). With this, I'm having a hard time tracking down the duplicates that occurred in the whole worksheet. If I'll do it manually it will take me ages to finish it and I don't have the time to do it. Is there an easier way to find or highlight duplicates in the whole worksheet and compare it to the remaining worksheets so I could only have unique records? I tried using the countif, IS and MATCH functions (conditional formatting) in 2-column data but I don't know if the functions would work in such amount of records. I'm not familiar with macros either...:-( If someone could help me, I would deeply appreciate it. Thanks in advance! |
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