Duplicates True/False with errors

pto160

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have a formula that identifies if there is duplicates in a column.

=MAX(COUNTIF(B1:B30,B1:B30)*(B1:B30<>""))>1

How would I add a condition to exclude errors like #N/A in a column?
 

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Same formula with an IFERROR should sort it out.

=MAX(COUNTIF(B1:B30,B1:B30)*(IFERROR(B1:B30<>"",0)))>1

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