Conditional Formatting Top 10 **HELP**
Hello all -
I am wanting to highlight the Top10 cells in a range ($D$6:$D$25), I've got the basic formula but am confused when it comes to cells with "ties" (a.k.a. the same number), as it wants to highlight more than 10 cells. My formula is: =D6=LARGE($D$6:$D$25,10) How can I modify this so it will account for a "tie" with another cell? Thanks! Dan |
Conditional Formatting Top 10 **HELP**
See your other posts. In those posts you wanted the bottom 10, now you want
the top 10? Is that in addition to the bottom 10? It's possible that a value could be both! See your other post. Biff "dan" wrote in message ups.com... Hello all - I am wanting to highlight the Top10 cells in a range ($D$6:$D$25), I've got the basic formula but am confused when it comes to cells with "ties" (a.k.a. the same number), as it wants to highlight more than 10 cells. My formula is: =D6=LARGE($D$6:$D$25,10) How can I modify this so it will account for a "tie" with another cell? Thanks! Dan |
Conditional Formatting Top 10 **HELP**
Thanks, you reponded to quikley :o). I deleted out my old post, but
you had responded to it...sorry. I'm still trying to figure out the calculation (Top or Bottom, not both at the same time). I did respond to the old post however. Dan |
Conditional Formatting Top 10 **HELP**
Solution in your original post in .Functions.
Biff "dan" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks, you reponded to quikley :o). I deleted out my old post, but you had responded to it...sorry. I'm still trying to figure out the calculation (Top or Bottom, not both at the same time). I did respond to the old post however. Dan |
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