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Have created a three digit (including zeros) numerical database in the range
A2-A35 expanding now up to CC2-CC35. Note that leading zeros are not shown. My wish is to find the cells of same numerics in any random or repetitive (ex:567,576,657,675,756,765) in the whole database and to color shade. How can I? |
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