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Is it possible to have Excel do conditional formatting of a cell based on the
reults of a different cell? For example, I have a column of data that give the averages of several numbers in a row. I would like to have those averages change color if the stadard deviation of those numbers is above a certian value. Is it possible to do this within the conditional formatting menu option or is there some way to link it to another column where I have the standard deviation calculated? |
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