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Im currently using the below lookup and it is highlighting the cell above the one it should:
=NOT(ISERROR(VLOOKUP($G2,$H$2:$H5,1,FALSE)))
I am trying to highlight any values in List1 that appear in List2
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Hi,
Try this simpler approach. Select G2:G15, press the Ctrl key and then select H2:H5. Go to Home > Conditional formatting > Highlight cell Rules > Duplicate values > OK.
Hope this helps.