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=IF(U30,U1,"")
what i really want is for this to look in u4 and then u5 and so on until it finds a 1 or a (1) and if it finds the negative (1) turn the reported number red. then in the next adjacent cell in the the formula to look for the next cell that contains a number so if the first one found a number in u4 then i would need this one to ignor that and look at u5 and so on. i tried to use LARGE which i think is right but i'm doing something wrong. i only need to find the first 6 columns that have a 1 in them because there would never be more than 6 columns that contain a 1. i will be searching about 40 columns. |
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