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Conditional Formatting an Entire document
I'm doing financial reporting for an entire fiscal year different
distributors with over 49000 rows. First I would like to highlight cells that have a higher price than the previous month. I then need a way in an additional column to list the month in which the change occurred, is there anyway I can format the spreadsheet to write the month in this additional column?? |
Conditional Formatting an Entire document
I don't think you can do what you want with a format, conditional or
otherwise, but you should be able to create a formula which will identify which month, (if any) and use a conditional format to make it invisible unless there is a month which fits your criteria. Not knowing how your spreadsheet is set up, all I can say is build a formula which compares the month's price on the current line or coloumn with the previous month's, giving you a true or false. Then pull the month into the new column based on that true or false. Phil On 5/25/2010 9:02 AM, Conner wrote: I'm doing financial reporting for an entire fiscal year different distributors with over 49000 rows. First I would like to highlight cells that have a higher price than the previous month. I then need a way in an additional column to list the month in which the change occurred, is there anyway I can format the spreadsheet to write the month in this additional column?? |
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