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Conditional Format
Hi ..
Can someone help please ... struggling I need conditional format formula which allows me set a colour to the row on if the cell value in a colume is not the same as the previous cell in that same colume. example :- row 10 col 2 contains 200 no colour change row 11 col 2 contains 200 no colour change row 12 col 2 contains 300 change colour of this row to say red row 13 col 2 contains 300 no colour change row 14 col 2 contains 300 no colour change row 15 col 2 contains 325 change colour of this row to red Thanking you in advance regards Norman -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
Hi Norman
Suppose you want to evaluate this condition in B column. Select B2 Go to Format - Conditional Formatting. Select formula is and try this formula. =$B2<$B1. Click Ok and copy the cell and paste the format in the entire sheet (using paste special). The formulae works. I hope this solves your problem Take Care Raj "Norman Kong via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Hi .. Can someone help please ... struggling I need conditional format formula which allows me set a colour to the row on if the cell value in a colume is not the same as the previous cell in that same colume. example :- row 10 col 2 contains 200 no colour change row 11 col 2 contains 200 no colour change row 12 col 2 contains 300 change colour of this row to say red row 13 col 2 contains 300 no colour change row 14 col 2 contains 300 no colour change row 15 col 2 contains 325 change colour of this row to red Thanking you in advance regards Norman -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
Thanks Raj much appreciated ....it works!!
Do you know of a way to then set the conditional format for the specific columns, ie can I set the colour red across certain columes within that row. Regards Norman -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
Its simple. Don't paste the format in the entire worksheet but paste the
format only in the coumns where you want it to get highlighted.. "Norman Kong via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Thanks Raj much appreciated ....it works!! Do you know of a way to then set the conditional format for the specific columns, ie can I set the colour red across certain columes within that row. Regards Norman -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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