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Hi All, I know there is the highlight duplicates in conditional formatting but can that be adapted to work over two workbooks.
Hi All, I know there is the highlight duplicates in conditional formatting but can that be adapted to work over two workbooks.
The answer is yes!
Could you please let us know based on what criteria it needs to be highlighted?
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you could try creating a named formula referring to the other workbook
eg in book 1
=COUNTIF([Book4]Sheet1!$A$1:$A$13,Sheet1!B1) call it mycf or something
then in book 1 use =mycf in the conditional formatting
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