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Cell Formatting Question
I have a table like this. I would like to format the cells so that for each
row, greatest value is Green and smallest value is Red. For example, for the first row, %90.68% would be Green, and -28.34% would be Red. Is this possible ? Thank you in advance. AMD 90.68% -26.43% -28.34% A 5.83% -37.53% 41.62% CAT 40.13% 102.05% -14.19% FLEX 3.50% 5.38% -27.88% GE 72.70% 30.12% 9.35% INTC -9.30% -19.00% 4.29% IWM 151.48% 122.37% -0.20% WFMI -4.09% -16.18% -4.41% MSFT 131.67% -6.19% 18.71% QQQQ 47.24% 42.12% -0.73% SUNW 25.60% 25.71% 13.08% SMH 144.23% -30.65% 8.50% TXN 46.93% 36.61% -2.77% |
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Cell Formatting Question
Select the range in question, do formula is and put
=MAX($A2:$C2)=A2 where A2 is the active cell use MIN for condition 2 (I am assuming that the top is A2:C2, adapt accordingly) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "carl" wrote in message ... I have a table like this. I would like to format the cells so that for each row, greatest value is Green and smallest value is Red. For example, for the first row, %90.68% would be Green, and -28.34% would be Red. Is this possible ? Thank you in advance. AMD 90.68% -26.43% -28.34% A 5.83% -37.53% 41.62% CAT 40.13% 102.05% -14.19% FLEX 3.50% 5.38% -27.88% GE 72.70% 30.12% 9.35% INTC -9.30% -19.00% 4.29% IWM 151.48% 122.37% -0.20% WFMI -4.09% -16.18% -4.41% MSFT 131.67% -6.19% 18.71% QQQQ 47.24% 42.12% -0.73% SUNW 25.60% 25.71% 13.08% SMH 144.23% -30.65% 8.50% TXN 46.93% 36.61% -2.77% |
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Cell Formatting Question
Try this,
3 conditional formats =A1=MAX($A$1:$C$1) =A1=MIN($A$1:$C$1) =A1=MEDIAN($A$1:$C$1) in each case use Formula is and choose your colour. Use format painter to drag across Mike "carl" wrote: I have a table like this. I would like to format the cells so that for each row, greatest value is Green and smallest value is Red. For example, for the first row, %90.68% would be Green, and -28.34% would be Red. Is this possible ? Thank you in advance. AMD 90.68% -26.43% -28.34% A 5.83% -37.53% 41.62% CAT 40.13% 102.05% -14.19% FLEX 3.50% 5.38% -27.88% GE 72.70% 30.12% 9.35% INTC -9.30% -19.00% 4.29% IWM 151.48% 122.37% -0.20% WFMI -4.09% -16.18% -4.41% MSFT 131.67% -6.19% 18.71% QQQQ 47.24% 42.12% -0.73% SUNW 25.60% 25.71% 13.08% SMH 144.23% -30.65% 8.50% TXN 46.93% 36.61% -2.77% |
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Try this:
Assume the range of cells in question is A1:C10 Select the range A1:C10 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Condition 1 Formula Is: =A1=MAX($A1:$C1) Click the Format button Set color to GREEN OK Click the Add button Condition 2 Formula Is: =A1=MIN($A1:$C1) Click the Format button Set color to RED OK out Note that if the min and max are equal the GREEN color will be applied first. Biff "carl" wrote in message ... I have a table like this. I would like to format the cells so that for each row, greatest value is Green and smallest value is Red. For example, for the first row, %90.68% would be Green, and -28.34% would be Red. Is this possible ? Thank you in advance. AMD 90.68% -26.43% -28.34% A 5.83% -37.53% 41.62% CAT 40.13% 102.05% -14.19% FLEX 3.50% 5.38% -27.88% GE 72.70% 30.12% 9.35% INTC -9.30% -19.00% 4.29% IWM 151.48% 122.37% -0.20% WFMI -4.09% -16.18% -4.41% MSFT 131.67% -6.19% 18.71% QQQQ 47.24% 42.12% -0.73% SUNW 25.60% 25.71% 13.08% SMH 144.23% -30.65% 8.50% TXN 46.93% 36.61% -2.77% |
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