Excel 2003: Conditional Formatting using "MIN" & "MAX" function
I have a spreadsheet set up that tracks testing scores for
candidates/employees. I would like to use conditional formatting so I can visually see who has the highest score and the lowest score However, I've tried to do conditional formatting and to enter in =MAX (and then my range) but the conditional formatting applies the color change to all cells. Does anyone know how to fix this? |
Excel 2003: Conditional Formatting using "MIN" & "MAX" function
If your range is B2:x99, you could:
Select the range with B2 the activecell format|conditional formatting formula is: =b2=min($b$2:$x$99) and formula is: =b2=max($b$2:$x$99) Those $ signs are important. MMangen wrote: I have a spreadsheet set up that tracks testing scores for candidates/employees. I would like to use conditional formatting so I can visually see who has the highest score and the lowest score However, I've tried to do conditional formatting and to enter in =MAX (and then my range) but the conditional formatting applies the color change to all cells. Does anyone know how to fix this? -- Dave Peterson |
Excel 2003: Conditional Formatting using "MIN" & "MAX" function
Conditional formatting exptect to receive a true or false in order to
determine if the condition is met. In a computer 0 is false and any other number is true. Usually you will see it as 1 for true but really any nuber will do. So in your formula max(range) is returning the highest value (as a guess not 0) so the condition is true and the format applies. What you want is something to determine if the current cell equals the max value and then you will get true or false... so to that end... =A1=max(range($A$1:$A$10) will return true if A1 equals the max of the range and false otherwise. Try something more like that... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "MMangen" wrote: I have a spreadsheet set up that tracks testing scores for candidates/employees. I would like to use conditional formatting so I can visually see who has the highest score and the lowest score However, I've tried to do conditional formatting and to enter in =MAX (and then my range) but the conditional formatting applies the color change to all cells. Does anyone know how to fix this? |
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