![]() ![]() As you can understand from the heading, this rule highlights all occurrences of a duplicate value, including the first one. In this example, we will be using a preset rule available in all versions of Excel. Highlight duplicate cells including first occurrences The below examples illustrate both cases. In a simplest case, you can apply the predefined rule in more sophisticated scenarios, you will have to create your own rule based on formula. To highlight duplicate values in a column or range, you normally use Excel Conditional Formatting. How to highlight duplicate cells in Excel If you are comparing two columns, then check out these solutions: How to find duplicates in 2 columns. This article shows how to search for duplicate cells in a range or list.
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