Learn how to use conditional formatting in Google Sheets to highlight cells with duplicate data.
To do a row instead of a column, use 1:1 to reference all of row 1, just like you use A:A to reference all of column A.
If you live in a country that uses a comma as a decimal separator, use semi-colons instead of commas.
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