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Range Question
Hi all I have some data that I have sorted then subtotal. Is there way I can
search all cells for the highest number then have the higest number cell change colour? Many thanks I have been trying to think way to do this but not sure what would be best so want some advice on best option... |
Range Question
here's one way, there may be a better way. just change the ranges to your needs. Sub highlight_largest() Dim rng As Range Dim rngfound As Range Dim ival As Double Set rng = Range("D14:f16") ival = WorksheetFunction.Max(rng) With rng Set rngfound = .Find(ival, LookIn:=xlValues) Range(rngfound.Address).Interior.ColorIndex = 3 End With End Sub -- Gary "millwalll" wrote in message ... Hi all I have some data that I have sorted then subtotal. Is there way I can search all cells for the highest number then have the higest number cell change colour? Many thanks I have been trying to think way to do this but not sure what would be best so want some advice on best option... |
Range Question
A conditional Formatting solution would include (sample range used)
=B1=MAX($B$1:$B$10) FWIW, "millwalll" wrote: Hi all I have some data that I have sorted then subtotal. Is there way I can search all cells for the highest number then have the higest number cell change colour? Many thanks I have been trying to think way to do this but not sure what would be best so want some advice on best option... |
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