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Old 07-26-2011, 04:47 AM
apolloman apolloman is offline Advanced Filter - Comparing Two Columns Windows XP Advanced Filter - Comparing Two Columns Office 2007
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Originally Posted by Catalin.B View Post
you can simply use conditional formatting to do this. Select the two columns, Open conditional formatting , highlight cells for double data, no matter if data is numeric or text. This will work even if you continue to add data to those columns, if you add a value that already added, it will be highlighted automatically.
Thanks Catlin. I can't quite follow how to do this. I am trying to compare two columns in a spreadsheet to move rows that meet the criteria to another spreadsheet using the advanced filter. I know I can change the font characteristics/etc using conditional formatting, but how would I use that in an advanced filter criteria?
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