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Default How to bold lowest value

You can use conditional formatting. You just need to determine if the cell
value = the min of the row. So something like this will do

Highlight cells B1:I1
Select Format - Conditional Format
Change from Cell Value is To Formula is
Add this formula
=B1=MIN($B1:$I1)
Define your fomat as Bold

It that works copy this formatting to the necessary rows.
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Jim Thomlinson


"jorge1234" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet with about six vendors on it. There are about 500 rows
of miscellaneous material, all with a specific price from each vendor. I was
wondering if there is a way that I can highlight the cell in each row with
the lowest value. I know I can find out what the lowest value is, I just
wanted to know if I can highlight it so it is easy to find when scrolling
through and making an order.

Thanks so much