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Cbrine

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ahmcrae,
You can't use the filters to ID the dup's, but you can use the advanced filter to eliminate the duplicates.
To Identify them, you will need to use the countif function.

=Countif(MyDataRange,CurrentAddress)
=Countif($A$1:$A$99,A1)

HTH
Cal
 
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