Conditional format

Rhodestransit

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I want to do something more with a conditional format setting
here are my formulas
=COUNTIF(C$3:AU$80,C3)>1
=COUNTIF(C$3:AU$80,F3)>1
I want to make it ignore data that is the same in 2 specified cells but still highlight other duplicates.
So if the same data is in C3 and F3 do not highlight it
but if the same data is in C3 and F9 for example i still want to highlight it

I also want a way to auto copy data from C3 to F3 without undoing any conditional formats
 
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Excel Facts

Last used cell?
Press Ctrl+End to move to what Excel thinks is the last used cell.
Maybe you want something like:

=and(COUNTIF(C$3:AU$80,C3)>1,c3<>f3)

I'm not really sure if that is what you are looking for or not?
 
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