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![]() If there was a N-by-N array of numbers, and within the array, there were some numbers that fell between one number and another, I want to highlight that cell. Since there are only 4 conditional statements, and I want to search for 10 numbers, must I write a program in EXCEL to do this? So, for instance, I have a 32x32 array, and within the array, I want to find numbers between 4+/-0.25, 5+/- 0.25, etc. up to 14 +/0.25. I want to color each range a different color. For those gifted in EXCEL, must I do this with a program in EXCEL or with conditional statements of some sort? Thanks for your consideration. Regards, John -- John David ------------------------------------------------------------------------ John David's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34609 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=543830 |
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