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How can I modify this function so that If it returns a 0 due to no change in
data, it will not interrupt Conditional Formatting? I have CF set to show 2 standard dev and above, but it won't work with this formula. =(VLOOKUP($Q842,Import!$Q:$CA,3,FALSE)/(VLOOKUP($Q842,'Old Import'!$Q:$CA,3,FALSE)))-1 -- Thank you! |