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Sandra has attended:
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Can you do an if statement to highlight duplicates
RE: excel
Sandra apologies for the delay
The best way to highlight duplicates in a list is to find a unique column such as an account number.
Please find attached a spreadsheet called "conditionally format duplicates" that shows you how to apply conditional formatting to a single column to format duplicates in that column
The first sheet has the steps involved and the formulas in the worksheet. Also I have taken a screenshot of what should be entered in the conditional formatting dialog box.
The second sheet just has the data for you to practice on.
Many thanks
Hope that helps
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