Hi Everyone,

I Know this is Probably Simple to do. In the Conditional Format I have
tried the MIN Function, the SMALL Function, a Mixture of BOTH, I have
tried Cell Value Is, Formula Is, Equal To, Greater Than, But to NO
Avail. Can Someone Please Help. I Know I can Adjust the Formula so that
if the Value is Equal to Zero, it will put a Blank "", But this Just
Complicates the Formulas ( and Makes them Less Readable ) and Adds to
the File Size.
I have a Range of Numbers from C7:C1007.
I want to Highlight the Minimum ( Greater Than Zero ) Value in RED (
Background ).

Thanks in Advance
All the Best
Paul

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select C7:C1007
with C7 the ActiveCell

format =Conditional formatting

change cell value is to formula is

=C7=Min(if($C$7:$C$10070,$C$7:$C$1007))

pay attention to the $ and no $ signs.

then set your pattern and so forth.
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Paul Black" wrote in message
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Hi Everyone,

I Know this is Probably Simple to do. In the Conditional Format I have
tried the MIN Function, the SMALL Function, a Mixture of BOTH, I have
tried Cell Value Is, Formula Is, Equal To, Greater Than, But to NO
Avail. Can Someone Please Help. I Know I can Adjust the Formula so that
if the Value is Equal to Zero, it will put a Blank "", But this Just
Complicates the Formulas ( and Makes them Less Readable ) and Adds to
the File Size.
I have a Range of Numbers from C7:C1007.
I want to Highlight the Minimum ( Greater Than Zero ) Value in RED (
Background ).

Thanks in Advance
All the Best
Paul

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Brilliant Tom, it Works Great.
All the Best
Paul



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