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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrellaView Post
Thanks SpaceCadet - it would be option 2 but would not run 1 to 10 ie:
125249
125250
125252
125254
125255 etc
Am using Microsoft 2007
Is this a one off or is it something you's dave to do on a regular basis.
If it was a one off I'd simply take the lower number away from the higher one in the cell to the right and if the value was anything other than 1 I'd investivate these.
If it is a regular thing then use conditional formatting
If your data is in b4 onwards, highlight cell B4, and apply conditional formatting - with 'formula is' and the formula =$B4-$B3<>1
use the format button to change the formatting and ok it. Then copy the formats down your range. This will highlight all the non sequential elements and the last element (as it would be comparing it to the blank cell at tyhe end!)
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