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conditional formatting
I'm trying to conditonal formatting cells to highlight yellow when the cell
is the max number. My problem is when trying to formatt the cells for example: cell G307 thru G327 and then skip a few cells then cells G330 thru G360 it does not work I highlite just those cells and the formula i'm using is =G307=MAX($G$307:$G$360) is this the correct formula? it works great if I don't skip any cells Thanks |
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Have you tried to use "Cell Value Is" in stead of "Formula is"? If you use "Cell value is" then you can use "equal to" for the second box, and the third box fill in the max number. Use this for the first section, then redo the cell value is for the second group. You can use "format painter to do this quickly instead of plugging in the formula again. Format painter is the paintbrush on your toolbar; just highlight the group you want to copy the format of anything in that cell, pick format painter, and higlight with your cursor the next group and it will apply all formats...hopefully the same format applies in you second group of numbers. Hope this works for you! -- Roz ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Roz's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29746 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=495221 |
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Try this. In a cell off to the side, let's say F1, type in your MAX formula
for the cells in question =MAX(A1:A500), or you can name the range =MAX("range name"). Then conditionally format A1 to reference F1... "Cell Value Is" "Equal To" "=$F$1", then using the format painter, as Roz mentioned, copy the format down your range of cells. "Roz" wrote: Have you tried to use "Cell Value Is" in stead of "Formula is"? If you use "Cell value is" then you can use "equal to" for the second box, and the third box fill in the max number. Use this for the first section, then redo the cell value is for the second group. You can use "format painter to do this quickly instead of plugging in the formula again. Format painter is the paintbrush on your toolbar; just highlight the group you want to copy the format of anything in that cell, pick format painter, and higlight with your cursor the next group and it will apply all formats...hopefully the same format applies in you second group of numbers. Hope this works for you! -- Roz ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Roz's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29746 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=495221 |
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