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Highlight cells that are common among several columns

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    Highlight cells that are common among several columns

    Hi all,

    I am trying to highlight cells that are common among several columns i.e. values that are not just duplicates but have to be present in all the columns. I have attached an example showing what I am looking for -

    32 3 211 45
    3 45 3 32
    45 21 32 1
    76 32 9 9
    101 17 45 7


    In this example, only 32 and 45 are present in all the 4 columns and they have to be highlighted. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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    Re: Highlight cells that are common among several columns

    If the numbers don't duplicate within the respective columns, then you can use conditional format formula:


    Select A1:D5 and apply conditional format formula:

    =COUNTIF($A$1:$D$5,A1)=4
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    Re: Highlight cells that are common among several columns

    Thanks, that works great!

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