Highlight duplicate values with conditions

messa57fr

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Hi everyone,

Thanks for reading my post, I'm looking to highlight duplicate values within 24 hours from the previous duplicate value.

I'm using this but this is not what I want, I would like to replace NOW() with the timestamp of the previous duplicated value (if exist)
=AND(J2>=NOW()-1,COUNTIF(B:B,B2)>1)

My time stamp looks like that: 1/12/2022 08:05:47

Not sure if it's clear enough, but let me know. Thanks!
Sam
 

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Hi Flash,

I don't think there's should be NOW in the formula because I'm just looking at the time stamp of the previous duplicate value if it exists
This way I only have the oldest value valid by a cycle of 24 hours.
 
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I'm really sorry my explanation wasn't clear.
Here is a Screenshot to help out.

It's more complicated than I thought I believe.
 

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Yes it should be TRUE, it's just the actual formula that doesn't work
 
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Here is exactly how it should work, again so sorry for the confusion.
Thanks!
 

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See if this would work for you. Notice that the ranges end one row below the last data.

22 12 01.xlsm
BJK
1
2b3/12/2022 22:05:00TRUE
3a2/12/2022 10:05:00TRUE
4a1/12/2022 22:03:00FALSE
5a1/12/2022 08:05:00FALSE
6c1/12/2022 08:05:00TRUE
7b1/12/2022 08:00:00TRUE
8a1/12/2022 08:00:00TRUE
9
Dupe in 24hr
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
K2:K8K2=J2-IFERROR(AGGREGATE(14,6,J3:J$9/((B3:B$9=B2)*(K3:K$9)),1),0)>1
 
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