If you’ve added the same data more than once by mistake on a spreadsheet or you’re simply looking to find duplicate data, Google Sheets lets you highlight them.

Google Sheets doesn’t provide such an option at present; however, it’s still possible to highlight duplicates in it using a custom formula and some conditional formatting rules.

Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, two leading spreadsheet applications, offer many features to help users work efficiently with their data. One shared challenge spreadsheet that users face is ...

Copying the formula from the formula bar at the top of the Google Sheets window and pasting it into another cell duplicates the formula exactly as it is. In other words, the references won't ...

Long spreadsheets with a lot of entries can sometimes mistakenly have multiple instances of the same data. It's easy to remove them in Google Spreadsheet by making a simple script, says MakeUseOf. In ...

You can delete duplicate rows in Excel and Google Sheets using this simple trick. You need Remove Duplicates add-on for Google Sheets.

Google has announced a new intelligent corrections feature for formulas in Google Sheets. “Last year, we launched formula suggestions in Sheets, which recommend formulas for specific cells based ...

Google Sheets has a built-in MATCH function, which you can use to search for anything in a defined cell range. The formula's syntax is =MATCH (key, range, type).

This week's tutorial covers a number functions in Google's Spreadsheet app, Google Sheets. Here we take a practical look at using weekdays in calculations, introduce "if" statements and learn how to ...

In general, formulas in Google Sheets will contextually update themselves when you copy from one cell and paste to another. But that doesn't happen with formulas used in conditional formatting.