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Help please!

I have two rows of numbers with some cell that will contain 'N/A".

If the top row is highest I need it highlighted yellow if it is not highest
or is "N/A" the cell needs to remain with no fill.

I can do a condtional formatting that works great until a cell contains the
"N/A". Is there a formula that I can do in conditional formatting or some
other options that will solve this problem.
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As suggested in your multi-post in .programming
(please do not multi-post)

Try this ..

Select rows 1 & 2, and apply cond format
Cond1's formula: =A$1="N/A" ("No format set")
Cond2's formula: =A$1A$2 (set fill color: yellow)
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Help please!

I have two rows of numbers with some cell that will contain 'N/A".

If the top row is highest I need it highlighted yellow if it is not

highest
or is "N/A" the cell needs to remain with no fill.

I can do a condtional formatting that works great until a cell contains

the
"N/A". Is there a formula that I can do in conditional formatting or some
other options that will solve this problem.



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