If D1 is greater than the number from Column A, this part of the formula returns TRUE, and the AND() returns TRUE if both parts are true: The value in Column E has to be in B1:B3 AND The value in column D has to be greater than the value in Column A corresponding to the value in Column B that is the same as the value in Column E. MATCH() finds the position of the the value in Column E in the range B1:B3, and OFFFSET() finds the corresponding value in Column A, and IFERROR() gets rid of #N/A values. > 0 returns TRUE if the value in Column E occurs in B1:B3. It should return FALSE, TRUE, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE when pasted into rows 1 - 5 respectively). (Note that you can also paste this formula into a cell on the worksheet to test it. In the other dropdown, choose "Use a formula." and type or paste this into the formula box: =AND(COUNTIF(B$1:B$3,E1)>0,D1>IFERROR(OFFSET(B$1,MATCH(E1,B$1:B$3,0)-1,-1),0))
#EXCEL FIND DUPLICATES COLUMN GOOGLE SHEET PLUS#
Click the plus sign to create a new rule, and select "Classic" from the Style dropdown. Starting with both tables on the same sheet, select E1:E5 and choose "Conditional Formatting." from the Format menu. Formula-free ways to find and remove duplicates in Google Sheets. Find duplicates in Google Sheets and mark them in the status column IF function. COUNTIF function for Google Sheets to count duplicates. Remove duplicates using the UNIQUE function. I'll show solutions for both cases below. Find duplicates in Google Sheets using formulas. You have shown Table 1 and 2 above as if they are on the same sheet, But both tables seem to start in Column A, which is not possible unless they are on separate sheets. Yes, it's possible using Conditional Formatting.
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