This page teaches you how to find duplicate values (or triplicates) and how to find duplicate rows in Excel. It also covers removing duplicates with the Remove Duplicates tool.

To quickly remove duplicates in Excel, use the tool on the Data tab. Use the Advanced Filter if you don't want to delete duplicates permanently.

The IF function in Excel checks whether a condition is met, and returns one value if true and another value if false. This page contains many easy to follow IF examples.

5. Add the IF function to find the duplicates. Tip: use COUNTIF and conditional formatting to find and highlight duplicates in Excel. Count Magic The COUNTIF function can't count how many times a …

The PivotTable Fields pane appears. To get the total amount exported of each product, drag the following fields to the different areas. 1. Product field to the Rows area. 2. Amount field to the Values …

To compare two columns, use IF, ISERROR and MATCH in Excel. You can display the duplicates or the unique values.

- Find Duplicates: This page teaches you how to find duplicate values (or triplicates) and how to find duplicate rows in Excel. - Shade Alternate Rows: This example shows you how to use conditional …

If it does, it finds the first space using the FIND function and then uses the MID function to skip the article and extract the rest of the title. If there's no article, the title remains unchanged (see Jaws).

This page describes how to compare two lists in Excel using conditional formatting and COUNTIF. For example, let's compare two lists of NFL teams.

This example teaches you how to perform a two-column lookup in Excel. We want to look up the salary of James Clark, not James Smith, not James Anderson.