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Default conditional formatting for 2 colums

A1<B1 means A1 not equal to B1

A1< B1 means A1 is less than B1

A1B1 means A1 is greater than B1

I guess you want a couple of formulas for less or greater than.

CF formula of =$A1$B1 format to green

CF formula of =$A1<$B1 format to red

Use format painter to copy formatting down.

What do you want if they are equal?


Gord

On Thu, 24 Nov 2011 19:46:19 +0100, "DArko"
wrote:

Yes, that is problem (MS excel 10). I wont to compare numbers in two colums
(A1<B1?) and use icons (green if, red if<,.)

"Gord Dibben" je napisao u poruci interesnoj
. ..

I would suggest more details about the data you are comparing will get
you a better chance at help.

Cell for cell down the columns? A1 = B1?

A1<B1?

A1 found anywhere in column B?

Numbers? Text?


Gord

On Wed, 23 Nov 2011 20:52:26 +0100, "DArko"
wrote:

Can somebody help me with advise:
how to apply conditional formatting on two colums with data (to compare one
to another)?
Regards

 
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