Excel formula to find occurrences greater than 1

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I am trying to create a formula to find out if a certain word appears more than one time in a column with criteria. I have a PO# in column A and in column B the words DROP or MISC appear. I am trying to find out if the word DROP appears more than once for each PO#. I am currently using the formula =COUNTIF(A:A,A2)=COUNTIFS(A:A,A2,B:B,"=DROP")>1 but it returns all as TRUE. In the example below, PO#'s 2401034, 2401096 and 2401284 should all come back as TRUE.
PO NUMBERProductLine
2401307DROP
2401307MISC
2401309MISC
2401309DROP
2401034DROP
2401034DROP
2401034MISC
2401067MISC
2401067MISC
2401067DROP
2401096DROP
2401096MISC
2401096DROP
2401195MISC
2401195DROP
2401195MISC
2401284MISC
2401284DROP
2401284DROP
 

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=COUNTIFS(A:A,A2,B:B,"DROP")>1
 
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I have another inquiry regarding this same spreadsheet but I'm not sure if I should start a new thread. I'll ask here for now. For this same project, I have 3 columns - Column A (Vendor), Column B(PO#), Column C(Product Line). Similar to last time I am trying to weed out certain PO's that meet certain criteria. For this one, as long as all of the DROP lines for a given PO have the same vendor it can be deleted. So if a PO# has a Product Line DROP and the VENDOR is the same for each of those DROP lines I can disregard that PO all together regardless of the MISC lines.

VENDORPO#PRODUCT LINE
CONTIXO2401242DROPDON'T NEED
CONTIXO2401242DROPDON'T NEED
CONTIXO2401242DROPDON'T NEED
CONTIXO2401242DROPDON'T NEED
MATTEL2401242MISCDON'T NEED
KIDGAL2401242MISCDON'T NEED
CONTIXO2401246DROPKEEP
WONFOLD2401246DROPKEEP
STANS2401253DROPKEEP
ROYALG2401253DROPKEEP
STANS2401253MISCKEEP
 
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I have another inquiry regarding this same spreadsheet but I'm not sure if I should start a new thread. I'll ask here for now. For this same project, I have 3 columns - Column A (Vendor), Column B(PO#), Column C(Product Line). Similar to last time I am trying to weed out certain PO's that meet certain criteria. For this one, as long as all of the DROP lines for a given PO have the same vendor it can be deleted. So if a PO# has a Product Line DROP and the VENDOR is the same for each of those DROP lines I can disregard that PO all together regardless of the MISC lines.

VENDORPO#PRODUCT LINE
CONTIXO2401242DROPDON'T NEED
CONTIXO2401242DROPDON'T NEED
CONTIXO2401242DROPDON'T NEED
CONTIXO2401242DROPDON'T NEED
MATTEL2401242MISCDON'T NEED
KIDGAL2401242MISCDON'T NEED
CONTIXO2401246DROPKEEP
WONFOLD2401246DROPKEEP
STANS2401253DROPKEEP
ROYALG2401253DROPKEEP
STANS2401253MISCKEEP
Sorry, I should clarify that I am looking for a TRUE/FALSE formula to find these
 
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As this is a significantly different question, it needs a new thread. Thanks
 
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