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I am comparing 2 percentages.....B5 & B6. In Cell C6, I have calculated the
difference. Based on that number, I want B6 color coded. I am using conditional formatting. If greater than or equal to .01, green. If less than -.01 red....all other yellow. My problem is that if the difference is exactly one, it is not changing it to green. Am I missing something? I have greater than or equal to in the conditional formula. As always thanks. |
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