I have a large Excel file with over 85k rows, that I feed into our system to read and apply the data.
I have a field where my values are separated by a pipe as shown below:
I am trying to figure out how to identify rows where the data on either side of the pipe is the exact same (such as the second row, BA001|BA001).
I would prefer not to have to delimit the cells because ultimately, that is the format the data should be in, but I understand if that is not possible. I just need to find either a formula, or a way to conditional format the column to make it obvious to me which cells contain duplicate data.
sometimes the data has 3 values with 2 duplicates such as:
BA001|BA001|PR001
Thanks in advance
I have a field where my values are separated by a pipe as shown below:
NU001|NU002|NU003 |
BA001|BA001 |
BE001|CS001 |
I am trying to figure out how to identify rows where the data on either side of the pipe is the exact same (such as the second row, BA001|BA001).
I would prefer not to have to delimit the cells because ultimately, that is the format the data should be in, but I understand if that is not possible. I just need to find either a formula, or a way to conditional format the column to make it obvious to me which cells contain duplicate data.
sometimes the data has 3 values with 2 duplicates such as:
BA001|BA001|PR001
Thanks in advance
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