J JLatham May 3, 2009 #2 One easy way is to use a helper column and count the number of times an entry on a row appears in your list. Lets say your list goes from A2 to A204 and column C is available as a 'helper' column. Put this formula in C2 and fill down to C204 =IF(COUNTIF(A$2:A$204,A2)>1,"DUPLICATE","") It will display DUPLICATE on rows where there are, well, duplicate entries.
One easy way is to use a helper column and count the number of times an entry on a row appears in your list. Lets say your list goes from A2 to A204 and column C is available as a 'helper' column. Put this formula in C2 and fill down to C204 =IF(COUNTIF(A$2:A$204,A2)>1,"DUPLICATE","") It will display DUPLICATE on rows where there are, well, duplicate entries.