Highlight visable cells that are different in a pivot table.

VBA learner ITG

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Hi all,

Can I please get your help.

What is the formula to achieve the following on a pivot table.

Highlight cells which are not the same value by ignoring only blanks cells and cells with a single value.

I only need to highlight cells where the number appears more than 2 times and when its different in columns B through to column G
 

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apologies, I should have also mentioned i did try using the below formula and applying a conditonal formatting and it didnt work as all cells were highlighted.

=COUNTA(RANGE)>=2
 
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