I have an excel file with 25,000 rows. These rows contain user entered customer data and a lot of it is misspelled. It is currently fixed in a pivot table. I'm wanting to know what formula would be needed for me to do what the image below is representing. We are attempting to identify all duplicates in the system.
I would like the logic to be as follows:
IF first x number of characters in address are duplicate (address column is sorted AZ in real life)
AND
First letter of last name is EQUAL in both duplicates
THEN highlight both rows
Thank you in advance. Let me know if you need any clarification.
NOTE: the image below is just an example
There might be another efficient method. Here is one way to resolve this. I use conditional formatting twice.
Please pay attention to the difference in "Applies to" parts.
The first formula is =AND(LEFT($A2,6)=LEFT($A1,6),LEFT($B2,1)=LEFT($B1,1))
The second formula is =AND(LEFT($A1,6)=LEFT($A2,6),LEFT($B1,1)=LEFT($B2,1))
I set if two addresses share the first 6 (SIX) letters, then the first condition is satisfied.
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