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Default How do I check for duplicates in multiple sheets (in one book)?

All the help options give directions on how to look for duplicates within a
worksheet, but I want to check for all duplicates in all the worksheets
within one book. Please help, thanks!
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Hi,

Why don't you give us an example of what you mean. For example, if the
letter a is in A1 you want to see if the letter a is anywhere else in the
workbook? What if the letter a is in a word like "anywhere"? Do you want to
check numbers, text, dates? What do you want to do when you find them?

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All the help options give directions on how to look for duplicates within a
worksheet, but I want to check for all duplicates in all the worksheets
within one book. Please help, thanks!

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