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I'm trying to use conditional formatting to compare two columns of figures.
I have two columns and wish to highlight in red where the cells in column B don't match the cells in the equivalent row in column A. I can set up conditional formatting for one cell but I don't know how to copy this to other cells in the column. I thought I'd managed it but it kept using absolute referencing back to the original cell, rather than the cell in the corresponding row. I really don't want to have to set up the conditional formatting for each row. I've done it before but can't remember how. I'm using Excel 2007. Help appreciated. Thank you. |
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