wherethegoalsat
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Hi
I am trying to work out how to create a formula/conditional formatting for duplication. The conditions are as follows. (from the image)
1. Grey box is know as 'contents', Yellow box is 'New Lot'.
2. So IF the cell contents, in the yellow box matches ANY of the cell contents in the grey box, then BOTH of the cells would highlight (so red text for example).
3. If there are 2 matching cells in the grey box, then it WONT highlight the cells, as its only concerned with a match in the yellow box
In the example in the picture, i would expect to see
* fridge highlighted in cells A4 & A12
* saw highlighted in cells C5 & A14
* bed in cells C6 & A7 to NOT be highlighted
The thinking long term, is that the yellow 'new lot' section will constantly change and i can see whats a duplicate of the contents (grey section.).
Hope this made sense... not sure if its achievable.
I am trying to work out how to create a formula/conditional formatting for duplication. The conditions are as follows. (from the image)
1. Grey box is know as 'contents', Yellow box is 'New Lot'.
2. So IF the cell contents, in the yellow box matches ANY of the cell contents in the grey box, then BOTH of the cells would highlight (so red text for example).
3. If there are 2 matching cells in the grey box, then it WONT highlight the cells, as its only concerned with a match in the yellow box
In the example in the picture, i would expect to see
* fridge highlighted in cells A4 & A12
* saw highlighted in cells C5 & A14
* bed in cells C6 & A7 to NOT be highlighted
The thinking long term, is that the yellow 'new lot' section will constantly change and i can see whats a duplicate of the contents (grey section.).
Hope this made sense... not sure if its achievable.