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count number of repeats in a column highlight result
I am have a very large sheet (1000s) with customer orders and am trying to find the number of orders by each customer and then highlight when customer has made 5+ orders is this possible?
I think I have formula for adding number of repeat instances in customer ref# column therefore solving first part but is their a way to then make that then highlight if result is 5 or more |
count number of repeats in a column highlight result
You could sort the sheet by the ref# column, descending, to place the highest number of orders at the top of the sheet. Before sorting, add a separate column filled with consecutive numbers. Use that column to restore the original sort order. -Or- You could use Conditional Formatting to color cells in the column that a value of 5 or more. -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA . http://www.mediafire.com/PrimitiveSoftware . (XL Companion add-in: compares, matches, counts, lists, finds, deletes...) "bobular" wrote in message ... I am have a very large sheet (1000s) with customer orders and am trying to find the number of orders by each customer and then highlight when customer has made 5+ orders is this possible? I think I have formula for adding number of repeat instances in customer ref# column therefore solving first part but is their a way to then make that then highlight if result is 5 or more -- bobular |
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