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Conditional Formatting
I need help setting a conditional format (only 1) across multiple columns
without having to select each individual cell and set the formatting. I have a top row with numbers and a bottom row with different numbers. I need to compare B2 against B1 and if it's less set the format. This needs to be done for many columns (C2 against C1, D2 against D1, etc). Is there a way to apply the format across all columns such that the cell holding the format always looks to the cell above it to compare its value to? |
Bit hard to explain in words. Have a look at
http://www.auditexcel.co.za/othertools.html under Conditional Formatting. The first bit shows the traditional method and the second part goes into how to make the conditional format relative as apposed to absolute. "klwinston" wrote: I need help setting a conditional format (only 1) across multiple columns without having to select each individual cell and set the formatting. I have a top row with numbers and a bottom row with different numbers. I need to compare B2 against B1 and if it's less set the format. This needs to be done for many columns (C2 against C1, D2 against D1, etc). Is there a way to apply the format across all columns such that the cell holding the format always looks to the cell above it to compare its value to? |
Thanks Adrian! That worked perfect! Just removed the absolute '$' symbols
and it works like a charm. Thanks again! "Adrian M" wrote: Bit hard to explain in words. Have a look at http://www.auditexcel.co.za/othertools.html under Conditional Formatting. The first bit shows the traditional method and the second part goes into how to make the conditional format relative as apposed to absolute. "klwinston" wrote: I need help setting a conditional format (only 1) across multiple columns without having to select each individual cell and set the formatting. I have a top row with numbers and a bottom row with different numbers. I need to compare B2 against B1 and if it's less set the format. This needs to be done for many columns (C2 against C1, D2 against D1, etc). Is there a way to apply the format across all columns such that the cell holding the format always looks to the cell above it to compare its value to? |
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