00:00In Google Sheet, this is how you identify duplicate entries. Let's say, for example, if you have a data set of exam results for a student and you want to see how many student names are actually repeated. This is how you do it. First, you're going to go to Format, Conditional Formatting. On the far right-hand side, a menu will appear. And Apply to Range, you're going to say B colon B, which means every cell on column B. And the Rules, we're going to say Custom Formula is. And then you say Equal Count If. The first argument on Count If will be B colon B, which means every cell on column B.
00:30And B1 to compare the very first cell on that particular column. And close parenthesis. And if it's greater than one, which means it's duplicate, you're going to highlight it. And then you click on Done. Let's close this guy here. As you can see, they are already highlighting names that are appearing more than once. Like, for example, Sophia is one, two, three, four. It appears four times. And Jennifer has appeared twice.
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