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Hi Guys,
Here is my problem: I havea table of data, rows of figures split in to columns according to date. What I would like to do is compare each figure with the previous date's figure (quartely, though that should make no difference). All conditional formatting seems to be able to do for me is simply compare all the data and grade them subsequently and every time I try a relative formula (though I am probably doing it wrong) it tells me I cannot do it. What I basically want to do is highlight, for each piece of data, whether or not is was higher or lower than the previous quarter. Is this possible without going through every piece of data? Thanks in advance for your help, Max |
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