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... so in the above example, both "John Smith"s would be highlighted.
Assuming that your data is in column A (first name) and column B (last name) with or without a header row like this,
You can create a conditional formatting rule based on a formula by selecting all of columns A and B with A1 as the active cell and using this,
=AND(LEN($A1&$B1),COUNTIFS($A:$A,$A1,$B:$B,$B1)>1)
That is pretty CPU intensive, even for a background operation like CF so it would be better to tap F5 and type A1:B9999 as the Reference: and hit OK. With A1:B9999 selected you can use this altered formula,
=AND(LEN($A1&$B1),COUNTIFS($A$1:$A$9999,$A1,$B$1:$B$9999,$B1)>1)
Modify row 9999 to suit your own data.
Either way, select a red fill as the Format and click OK all the way out.