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ConfusedHi,

I used the conditional formatting to compare 2 rows of customer account numbers to find duplicates.  This is the formula I used =(COUNTIF($E:$E,G1)=0)*(G1<>"")  I need to make another column with an X in it for the duplicates. Is there something I can add to the conditonal formula to do this? The list has over 10,000 customers. 
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Can you not make an IF formula in the new column that returns an X if the COUNTIF is above 1 then filter on non-blanks to return a unique list of duplicate customers?
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