How to Highlight Rows Based on Duplicates in Excel 2016
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were going to show you how to highlight rows based on duplicates in Excel 2016.
First, select your data, click Conditional Formatting under the Home tab and click New Rule.
In this example, we want to go through the C column of names and compare those with the other names in the C column. To do so, this formula will work for this specific example: =COUNTIF($C$1: $C$44, $C1)-1. This formula will go through row by row and compare them with the C1 column. Format the cells to be highlighted and click OK
Chirag: How to highlight the selected rows with the same values in cells. For Example I have columb D which is having Post code information. There are 4 cells in a row having same post code so when ever my cursor is on that row all 4 etire rows should be highlighted with deffierent colour and different rows Date: 2023-07-08
