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![]() I would like to do an advanced filter and use a criteria that compares two columns and sees if they are the same. Lets say I want to have the criteria only select rows where column A and column B are <>. Column A and B may have numbers or text. Would someone please show me the syntax for this criteria. |
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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.
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well, to move data in another worksheet is not the same thing to your original post.
to do this, look at the atachment. |
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Thanks Catalin, it was very kind of you to take the time to prepare the samples and the video. This was very helpful.
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well, apolloman, if this solves your problem, means there is one more happy man on this planet
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