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I'm trying to setup conditional formatting in Excel and not having much
luck. My criteria is where any cell from d3:d28 is greater than 45, than tell me the highest value from i3:28 and color the winning cell in "i" blue. If possible, instead of coloring the winning cell in "i" blue, I'd like to color the entire row it resides in. Thanks |
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