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Thanks, xor. I may be wrong, but it looks like the formula you used only identifies if the cells in A2:C2 are found in order in E2:G:11. Is there a way this formula can be expanded so that data in 3 horizontal, sequential cells found in A2:C11 that is duplicated in E2:G11 can be identified? Thanks for your help!
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