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Excel 2000 (or a later version if necessary)
I know generally how to do conditional formatting, e.g., with the compaison of the cell value with an explict (hard coded) number or string. But how does one make the comparison between the value of the current cell, and, e.g., the value of the cell immediately above it. Any attempt I make to put a range address as the test value bombs. Is there some element of code I'm missing, or does conditional formatting not do it at all. TIA. Fred Holmes |
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