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Old 08-05-2013, 01:42 AM
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Hi, I have a column containing several thousand VAT numbers and I want to highlight the duplicates. I have tried conditional formatting, but that picks up all those that are TBC or Not Registered, which I don't want highlighted. I can't see how to exclude text (or include numerical values only). I would be grateful for some help on this. Thank you.
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What is TBC and "Not registered". Perhaps post a sample sheet?
If you want to get rid of duplicates you can use the " Remove duplicates" tool under the Data ribbon
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TBC = To be confirmed and Not Registered = No VAT number. I don't need to see these highlighted. I am only trying to quickly identify the acutal numbers that are the same. I don't want to delete the duplicates, just highlight them for reference purposes.
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Please post a sample sheet. I have no idea how to distinguish TBC and "not registered" from other numbers
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Hi Pecoflyer, please find attached a sample of the column I am using
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Try
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 =AND(COUNTIF($A$2:$A$143,$A2)>1,AND($A2<>"tbc",$A2<>"not registered"))
as CF after selecting the range
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That works perfectly - thank you for your quick reply.
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