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conditional formatting
I have the following values in cells c1:f1:
C D E F 1 32 n/a 38 34 I would like to set up a conditional format to shade the lowest value cell from c1:f1 but it must ignore the cell with value "n/a". I tried highlighting the cells c1:f1 and in conditional formatting I set up "cell value equals ... min(c1:f1) and formatted cell pattern to red however nothing happens. I appreciate help with this. Thanks. -- Shooter |
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=C$1=MIN($C$1:$F$1) HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I have the following values in cells c1:f1: C D E F 1 32 n/a 38 34 I would like to set up a conditional format to shade the lowest value cell from c1:f1 but it must ignore the cell with value "n/a". I tried highlighting the cells c1:f1 and in conditional formatting I set up "cell value equals ... min(c1:f1) and formatted cell pattern to red however nothing happens. I appreciate help with this. Thanks. -- Shooter . |
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