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  • Help -Excel Guru's – Conditional formatting / hidin duplicates
  • younggeoff
    Full Member

    Ok got a spreadsheet with multiple colums, want to hide teh duplicates in one column without affecting the others e.g

    Owner Bike
    Geoff Colnago
    Geoff Santa Cruz
    Bill Orbea
    Bill Turner

    to be displayed as
    Owner Bike
    Geoff Colnago
    …….. Santa Cruz
    Bill Orbea
    …….. Turner

    But want to use the same formula in each cell so basically if the cell value is the same as the cell value in the previous row so I can set the condition up for one cell and copy it wholesale to all other. where the …. would just be an empty cell

    Cheers

    TheSouthernYeti
    Free Member

    Pivot Table?

    JAG
    Full Member

    You can use conditional formatting.

    Set to “cell value is” then set the condition as “equal to” and select the cell directly above.

    Then set the format: I would simply set the text colour to white or whatever the background colour is that you are using. The text will then simply disappear. The cell won’t be empty but the text will be invisible against the background.

    younggeoff
    Full Member

    cheers

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