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Working in Excel, I have a formula which works out a percentage.
This percentage needs to be 40%, at which time the formatting will kick in. However, one of the figures i enter can vary by £3 and still the result is 40%, due to decimal places. I need the conditional formatting to come into play when the value is set to the maximum amount possible before changing to 41%. ie payment 12,000 Charge 4799 total 40% or payment 30,000 Charge 7334 or 7335 or 7336 total 40% |
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