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Conditional formatting problem - MS' definition of "between"
In my mind , the notion "between" should mean that the limits used to define
"between" should not be part of the resulting answer. Seemingly not so with Excel 2007 conditional formatting though - When I add a rule to highlight values between say 0 and 3, I was hoping not to see the values 0 and 3 highlighted.... How do I solve this without reverting to unsatisfactory "between" limits of something like 0.00001 and 2.99999 .....? |
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