Google Sheets Conditional Formatting is a powerful tool that allows users to highlight cells, rows, and columns based on certain criteria. One common use case is to highlight duplicate data in a spreadsheet.
To highlight duplicate data in Google Sheets, you can use the "Duplicate" conditional formatting rule. This rule allows you to select a range of cells and highlight any duplicates within that range.
To apply this rule, first select the range of cells that you want to check for duplicates. Then, click on the "Format" menu and select "Conditional formatting." In the sidebar that appears, choose "Duplicate" from the drop-down menu under "Format cells if," and select the color or formatting style you want to apply to the duplicate cells.
You can also customize the rule further by selecting whether to highlight only duplicate values or duplicate values and their corresponding unique values. Additionally, you can choose to apply the rule to only one column or to an entire range of columns.
Using the "Duplicate" conditional formatting rule can help you quickly identify and clean up duplicate data in your Google Sheets spreadsheet, making it easier to analyze and work with your data.
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15 сен 2024
