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How do I highlight the variances (higher or lower) than my average?
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If you wanted to highlight them using different colours (eg red for
higher and blue for lower) then you could use conditional formatting for this. Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 20, 10:08*pm, Sue wrote: How do I highlight the variances (higher or lower) than my average? |
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