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How to highlight duplicates in Google Sheets

Here��s how you can identify and highlight duplicates in Google Sheets. If you��re only looking for duplicates in a single column, follow these steps: Select the column where you want to find duplicates. From the menu bar, click Format > Conditional Formatting. The Conditional Formatting menu will open on the right side of your sheet. From the Format cells drop-down menu, select Custom formula is. A new field appears below it. Enter the following formula in the new field, adjusting the letters for the column range you selected: =countif(A:A,A1)>1 Note: in this example, we are analyzing column A, but if you have selected column C, then replace the letter A with C in the formula above, for example: =countif(C:C,C1)>1 You can now pick a colour for your highlights from under Formatting style (the default is green). Click Done. Any duplicate cells should now be highlighted.
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How to highlight duplicates in Google Sheets

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