Darrel Kelly
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Conditional formatting of a cell based on text anywhere in the workbook
I have a column that contains data formatted like this "nnnnn, text". There is one sheet per month. I wish to "fill" (color?) any cell that has identical data in any other sheet with a light shading.
For example, in October I enter what I think is "new data', say "07300, Smith Residence". However, because I did not recall entering that same information in January I would like the cell shading to change from "No Fill" to a light fill so as to draw my attention to the duplication.
For example, in October I enter what I think is "new data', say "07300, Smith Residence". However, because I did not recall entering that same information in January I would like the cell shading to change from "No Fill" to a light fill so as to draw my attention to the duplication.
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ROB WAS QUICK AND GAVE A SUPER EASY TO UNDERSTAND ANSWER. HE ALSO PROVIDED AN IMPORTANT ALTERNATE CASE EXAMPLE.
Changing to ">0" would highlight all entries where there is 1 or more. The ">1" would indicate where there is more than 1.
Hopefully you now have it working how you want it.
Hopefully you now have it working how you want it.
ASKER
Again, thank you so very much.