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Highlight MAX Cell Greater Than Zero
I'm trying to use a conditional format to highlight the Maximum value in a
row of cells, as long as at least 1 of the cells in the row is greater than zero. So far I've been unsuccessful. The formula I was trying is =IF(B90,MAX($B$9:$G$9),""). That highlights all cells greater than zero. If I just use =MAX($B$9:$G$9) and the row is all 0's than it will highlight every cell. XL2003 |
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Highlight MAX Cell Greater Than Zero
Try this CF formula
=AND(B9=MAX(B9:$G$9),B90) Mike "Nate" wrote: I'm trying to use a conditional format to highlight the Maximum value in a row of cells, as long as at least 1 of the cells in the row is greater than zero. So far I've been unsuccessful. The formula I was trying is =IF(B90,MAX($B$9:$G$9),""). That highlights all cells greater than zero. If I just use =MAX($B$9:$G$9) and the row is all 0's than it will highlight every cell. XL2003 |
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Highlight MAX Cell Greater Than Zero
Select B9:G9 and use the formula
=B9=MAX($B$9:$G$9) "Nate" wrote: I'm trying to use a conditional format to highlight the Maximum value in a row of cells, as long as at least 1 of the cells in the row is greater than zero. So far I've been unsuccessful. The formula I was trying is =IF(B90,MAX($B$9:$G$9),""). That highlights all cells greater than zero. If I just use =MAX($B$9:$G$9) and the row is all 0's than it will highlight every cell. XL2003 |
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Highlight MAX Cell Greater Than Zero
Thanks Mike! That worked perfectly!
Sorry for the delay in my response - I've been having trouble logging into this website recently. "Mike H" wrote: Try this CF formula =AND(B9=MAX(B9:$G$9),B90) Mike "Nate" wrote: I'm trying to use a conditional format to highlight the Maximum value in a row of cells, as long as at least 1 of the cells in the row is greater than zero. So far I've been unsuccessful. The formula I was trying is =IF(B90,MAX($B$9:$G$9),""). That highlights all cells greater than zero. If I just use =MAX($B$9:$G$9) and the row is all 0's than it will highlight every cell. XL2003 |
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Highlight MAX Cell Greater Than Zero
That doesn't work. It highlights every cell if they are all equal to 0.
"Sheeloo" wrote: Select B9:G9 and use the formula =B9=MAX($B$9:$G$9) "Nate" wrote: I'm trying to use a conditional format to highlight the Maximum value in a row of cells, as long as at least 1 of the cells in the row is greater than zero. So far I've been unsuccessful. The formula I was trying is =IF(B90,MAX($B$9:$G$9),""). That highlights all cells greater than zero. If I just use =MAX($B$9:$G$9) and the row is all 0's than it will highlight every cell. XL2003 |
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