color coding largest in a list
I have a list of 60 items that change slightly on a weekly basis. Currently
I highlight(color code) the five with the largest weekly increases. I do this with the following conditional format formula. =AND(ISNUMBER($P7),$P7=LARGE($P$3:$P$60,5)) I would like to highlight(color code) another group of five with the next largest weekly increases but have been unable to determine the appropriate formula. Can anyone help? |
color coding largest in a list
As your second conditional format condition.
=AND(ISNUMBER($P7),$P7=LARGE($P$3:$P$60,10)) If the first is satisfied, then second won't be applied. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Robert L. Salisbury" wrote in message m... I have a list of 60 items that change slightly on a weekly basis. Currently I highlight(color code) the five with the largest weekly increases. I do this with the following conditional format formula. =AND(ISNUMBER($P7),$P7=LARGE($P$3:$P$60,5)) I would like to highlight(color code) another group of five with the next largest weekly increases but have been unable to determine the appropriate formula. Can anyone help? |
color coding largest in a list
"Robert L. Salisbury" wrote in message
m... I have a list of 60 items that change slightly on a weekly basis. Currently I highlight(color code) the five with the largest weekly increases. I do this with the following conditional format formula. =AND(ISNUMBER($P7),$P7=LARGE($P$3:$P$60,5)) I would like to highlight(color code) another group of five with the next largest weekly increases but have been unable to determine the appropriate formula. Can anyone help? Robert Try this =AND(ISNUMBER($P8),AND($P8=LARGE($P$3:$P$60,10),$ P8<LARGE($P$3:$P$60,5))) -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) |
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