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(Solved) - Find duplicate cells in Excel

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  • Started 7 months ago by 6card
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moreeg
moreeg
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I wouldn't have mentioned it only I wanted to try out some other HTML tags that obviously didn't work

by george I think I've got it now maybe (pressing my luck here)

Enthusiast - thanks for your edit - (next post) and trying to put me out of my

hunt and try
method misery
the <> does work for u and code but now I'm going a little crazy with trying out codes. Good thing I have to go to work otherwise I'd be at it all day long

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Enthusiast
Enthusiast
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moreeg,

You have to use brackets instead of < and >.

"[ quote ]" This is a quote "[ /quote ]"

This is a quote

I see you found < strike > :)

Moderators,

Is there a list of codes that work on these forums?

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moreeg
moreeg
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uh oh - looks like I've stepped onto a minefield with this BB talk. It's all been done before with not a good resolution for those wanting to use it

I'll shut up now before I'm booted for straying from topic (which, I admit, I have done).

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