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vlookup or match
I have a large column of data, column G. I want to find the numbers from column J in column G and highlight them. I think a VLOOKUP will find them but not color or highlight them. Can anyone help me with htis? I am using excel 2007. Column G 245789 237684 456123 678234 987543 651234 Column J 237684 237774 345987 |
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Select col G starting at G2 - Go to conditional formatting - Insert following formula as condition
Code:
=countif($J$2:$J$50,$G2) Adapt the J range to your needs
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Hi uhlersa
Conditional formatting will achieve this. As per your sample data. Select the range of cells in column G (or the entire column) you wish to apply the formatting to. On the home tab > conditional formatting > new rule > use a formula to determine which cells to format. In the box Format values etc: =OR($G1=$J$1,$G1=$J$2,$G1=$J$3) Format text, fill etc to your requirements. Kevin |
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