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Is there a function that I can use in the conditional formatting that will
reference the cells in another column and return a yes answer if within a set % limit? More clarification: If A3 shows 5 and B3 shows 5.1, then A3 will be highlighted. But if A3 shows 5 and B3 shows 10 then A3 will remain unhighlighted. I would like this to be done for each row. Can this be done in conditional formatting? -- Thank you! |
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