Conditional formatting
 

In a table B5-T30 (partially filled at present) conditional formatting is
applied - to highlight under performance - with conditions 1) =B5<B$4 and 2)
= B5 =B$4.

When the values in the range B4-T4 alter almost every time that works fine
for the latest figures.
However, all the earlier values should preserve the way they were displayed,
because the statistics remain valid relative to the circumstances at the time.

Would there be a way to attain this?

Conditional formatting
 

The highlighting of cells is based upon the value of B$4

You cannot freeze the highlighting of cells that were <B$4 but are now =B$4
when using CF


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Tue, 26 May 2009 07:51:01 -0700, EJS
wrote:

In a table B5-T30 (partially filled at present) conditional formatting is
applied - to highlight under performance - with conditions 1) =B5<B$4 and 2)
= B5 =B$4.

When the values in the range B4-T4 alter almost every time that works fine
for the latest figures.
However, all the earlier values should preserve the way they were displayed,
because the statistics remain valid relative to the circumstances at the time.

Would there be a way to attain this?