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A common Excel problem is to find duplicates in your data. They might be in the same column or two separate columns that you are comparing with one another. Sometimes, itamp;#39;s not enough to compare one column to another one, but you need to compare the entire rowamp;#39;s contents with the other rows and flag any duplicates you come across. Now, also sometimes it might not be enough to highlight duplicates, but instead, you want a dynamic formula that returns the duplicate values for you. Iamp;#39;m going to show you four ways you can achieve that. Pick the one that best fits your case. Okay, so in the first case, we want to compare two columns with one another and highlight duplicates. We have one set of product codes in segment one and another set in segment two, and we want to know if segment two and segment one have any overlapping product codes. So the first thing Iamp;#39;m going to do is highlight my product codes in segment one. Use the shortcu