Version 2003
if you have no blank entries in your name columns, except for the ones
at the bottom of course, you may be able to use Excel's
Data...Filter...Auto Filter Option. It will give you the ability to
see if you have any duplicates very easily.
One way
In cell C1 enter the following formula
=IF(A1="","",COUNTIF($A$1:A1,A1))
and copy down as far as required
You will see a Count of the number of entries with that name in column C
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