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Conditional formatting data based on the maximum in the set
I want to the cell which contains the maximum value in the row to display a colour.And then apply it to the other rows. This will help to identify the maximum values in each row of data. |
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Conditional formatting data based on the maximum in the set
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Select your rows, with, say, cell A1 active. Choose Format/Conditional formatting and use the dropdowns and inputbox to enter CF1: Formula is =A1=MAX(1:1) Format1: <patterns/<highlight color In article , Emml wrote: I want to the cell which contains the maximum value in the row to display a colour.And then apply it to the other rows. This will help to identify the maximum values in each row of data. |
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Conditional formatting data based on the maximum in the set
Format/ Conditional formatting/ Formula is: =A1=MAX(1:1)
-- David Biddulph "Emml" wrote in message ... I want to the cell which contains the maximum value in the row to display a colour.And then apply it to the other rows. This will help to identify the maximum values in each row of data. |
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Conditional formatting data based on the maximum in the set
Or Format/ Conditional formatting/ Cell Value is: =MAX(1:1)
-- David Biddulph "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ... Format/ Conditional formatting/ Formula is: =A1=MAX(1:1) "Emml" wrote in message ... I want to the cell which contains the maximum value in the row to display a colour.And then apply it to the other rows. This will help to identify the maximum values in each row of data. |
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Conditional formatting data based on the maximum in the set
Thanks you ,McGimpsey and David Biddulph, for you ideas.
It worked ! "David Biddulph" wrote: Or Format/ Conditional formatting/ Cell Value is: =MAX(1:1) -- David Biddulph "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ... Format/ Conditional formatting/ Formula is: =A1=MAX(1:1) "Emml" wrote in message ... I want to the cell which contains the maximum value in the row to display a colour.And then apply it to the other rows. This will help to identify the maximum values in each row of data. |
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