Highlighting Duplicates Ignoring Special Characters?
Dec 12, 2011I have conditional formatting set to hilight duplicates, but I a, wonder if there is a way to exclude special characters (in this case specifically dashes).
View 5 RepliesI have conditional formatting set to hilight duplicates, but I a, wonder if there is a way to exclude special characters (in this case specifically dashes).
View 5 RepliesI found this spreadsheet on here and I have been trying to customize it to what I need. I am trying to have scores from skins match highlighted. I want only the minimum score to be highlighted but if there is another duplicate minimum score I don't want it to highlight anything. I also need to find a way to count the skins won by each player and have it off to the side.
For those not familiar with golf a Skin is a game where you try to get the lowest amount of strokes on a specific hole. Ex- 4 people play the hole one. P1 scores 4, P2 gets a 3, P3 and P4 get 6. The skin would go to P2 who has the lowest score on that hole.
Highlight lowest number in each column not highlighting if there are duplicates starting at L6 down to L11 and for each column till AC. And the same for the group just to the right on attached file.
On row 13 and 14 it tells me who won a skin. I want to tally up the total skins won by each player. so if Joe's names shows up twice on R14 I want it to tell me somewhere in the sheet Joe = 2
I have a data with say around 500 rows and want to determine MAX for each row and HIGHLIGHT them, also if data in all cells is zero then it should ignore and highlight none.
I have tried this formula
=B2=(MIN(IF($B2:$E2>0,$B2:$E2))).
But this highlights all the zeroes, you can refer attachment for sample..
I have a column that needs to be text format, but it needs to include only digits (0-9), no letters, no special characters. Also all cells need to have 7 digits.
I am trying to do a couple of things:
1 : Hightlight the cells that contain Strings with Non-Digits characters
2 : Highlight the cells with less than 7 characters (I have the code, it is below)
I have tried many ways to get #1 but I am stuck.
Help please.
This highlights the cells with less than 7 characters:
Sub StringLength3() ' IT WORKS!
Dim strTest As String
Dim i As Integer
Dim Cell As Range
'Select Range
Worksheets("tres").Activate
Worksheets("tres").Range("A2", Range("a65536").End(xlUp)).Name = "RangeA"
Range("RangeA").Select
For Each Rangea In Selection
i = Len(Rangea)
If i 7 Then
Rangea.Cells.Interior.ColorIndex = 7
End If
Next Rangea
End Sub
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The formula uses ISERROR to move forward, could I incorporate ISNUMBER also or is there a better way to do this?
I have a combo box with a list of vendors. The problem is that a vendor can appear more than once. The list of vendors is dynamic so new vendors can be added and still appear in the combo box but how can I get the combox box list to only recognize the vendor name once so I don't have multiple duplicate vendors showing in the list?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a list of names and an associating number with those names. I'd like to create a dynamic top 10 list, but my problem is that I have duplicate values, here's a sample:
[Code].....
I tried to use LARGE and INDEX to create a top ten list like this:
=LARGE(Names,ROW(1:10))
=INDEX(Names,MATCH(T2,Count,0),1)
But, when the list comes out, it shows only the first entry with a duplicate result:
[Code] ....
How I can get it to grab the second "Name" with the same value as the first?
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View 10 Replies View RelatedMy sheet cotains a variable number of duplicates (2 up to 12 duplicates) that can each have different amounts.
Ex: 9879 = 7
9879 = 0
I would like to be able to highlight all the duplicates for that show only 0 as their value (all the duplicates must have a total value of 0). I've tried nested if functions and conditional formating but to no avail.
I've attached a small file that shows the end result.
Example.xls
My sheet contains a variable number of duplicates (2 up to 14 duplicates) that can each have different amounts.
Ex: 9879 = 7
9879 = 0
I would like to be able to highlight all the duplicates for that show only 0 as their value (all the duplicates must have a total value of 0). I've tried nested if functions and conditional formating but to no avail.
I've attached a small file that shows the end result. Attachment 241407
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ie timeware *registered sign* community
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With hDoc.forms(0)
.NameOfInputBoxWithinTheForm.Value = "AAC"
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It is character F008 from Unicode(hex).
This charcter is not on my keyboard.
I find it under Insert - Symbol but I can't copy and paste it to the find/replace window.
how can I key in this character so that I can use it for find and replace?
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Characters I’m looking for are:
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I have a lists of suppliers which needs to cleansed....
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2.replace Corporation with Corp
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I need to check whether a description of a certain product in my excel has any of
below special characters
! @ ' " ] [ } { | & $ # ^ ~ % ®
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