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Default Conditional Formatting


Hi,

I hope this is the correct place to ask my question...

What I want is to create a 'conditional formatting' of two colums.

Example:
1|..a..|..b..|
2|..2..|..5..|
3|..5..|..5..|
4|..5..|..6..|

So colum b is the result of some formulas. Colum a should be 'tested'
like this:
IF b a then a should be red. Unique for each row.

So I used conditional format for each single row:
="$B$2 $A$2"

But is it possible to create a single formula to check if the value of
colum b is bigger than colum a, checking each row indepedant?

Something like "$B$x $A$x" where x is the variable.

So my example would be:
2: red
3: nothing
4: nothing


Hope it's clear,

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