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Default Subtotal + Conditional Format Question

Hi Gurus,

I have 2 input tables like follows:

(Table A)
ID WK1 WK2
Mr. A 0.2 0.0
Mr. A 0.3 0.0
Mr. A 0.0 0.2
Mr. A 0.0 0.6

Ms. B 0.1 0.2
Ms. B 0.1 0.3
Ms. B 0.1
Ms. B 0.1 0.2
Ms. B 0.7 0.0

Mr. C 0.2 0.3
Mr. C 0.2 0.4
Mr. C
Mr. C 0.2 0.0
Mr. C 0.1 0.0

(Table B)
ID LIMIT
Mr. A 0.4
Ms. B 0.8
Mr. C 0.9

I want to create a table as below:

LIMIT ID WK1 WK2
0.4 Mr. A Total _0.5_ _0.8_
0.7 Ms. B Total _1.0_ 0.7
0.9 Mr. C Total 0.7 0.7

I.e. if Wk1 or Wk2 subtotal in Table A is greater than the limit
specified in Table B, the subtotal sum will be conditionally bolded
(here represented as underscored).

Although the subtotal comes in handy to get the subtotal table, I
don't know how to create a program which accomodates the constantly
changing contents in Tables A and B.

As you can tell from the question I asked, I am newbie in Excel
programming and I appreciate any help from the community.

Thank you very much in advance.

Martin Ho
 
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