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I have a table with 4 statuses e.g. green, amber, red and blue.
I have a target cell which I want to be coloured according to which colour is the predominant one. So, if the value under 'green' is greater than the value for 'amber', 'red' or 'blue', I want the target cell to be coloured green. Likewise, if the value under 'amber' is greater than the value for 'green', 'red' or 'blue', I want the target cell to be coloured amber. So far, I have tried conditional formatting, but no joy. Any advice gratefully received. |
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