COUNTIF not working for highlighting Triplicates

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I can't look at your link from work it is blocked for me, but your formula is only going to give your for a result greater than 3, if you want to include 3 as well then change the ">" to ">="
 
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Try this

=COUNTIF($A$2:$A$16,A2)>=3

Applies to:

=$A$2:$A$16
 
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