Are there duplicate in non-contiguous columns in same row disregarding blanks?

jdorby

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Hi -- I'm trying to write a formula that looks at several different arrays of text values, that are located in non-contiguous columns, and say is there are duplicate names listed or not. I'm attaching a screenshot that shows an example.

Array 1 = {Lead1, Lead2}
Array 2 = {Manager1, Manager2}
Array 3 = {Associate1, Associate2}

The formula would have to disregard blank cell values as well. In the example, you can see that Lead1 and Associate1 both have "Lomez" as a value, so the result should say that there are duplicates

duplicate names.png
 
You're welcome. There are alot of people know more than me, like Fluff :).
 
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