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Hi,
I am working on finding duplicates in an excel file that contains 545000 rows. I have tried the conditional formatting method, it runs for more than an hour. Now I am trying with Countif and this also is taking more than an hour. Is there a quicker way to find duplicates in a large excel file? ![]() |
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