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Conditional formatting
I need to format various columns of data so that the highest value in the
column shows as bold (ie; cells A1:A300 - A57 is bold as it has the highest value). I am trying to do this in conditional formatting by selecting the range (ie; A1:A300) so that A1 is the active cell and then: Formula Is =MAX(A1:A300) But all of the cells are shown as highlighted! What am I doing wrong? Thanks. |
Conditional formatting
Select your range and try a conditional format of 'Formula is" and set to bold
=A1=MAX($A$1:$A$300) Mike "Terry Bennett" wrote: I need to format various columns of data so that the highest value in the column shows as bold (ie; cells A1:A300 - A57 is bold as it has the highest value). I am trying to do this in conditional formatting by selecting the range (ie; A1:A300) so that A1 is the active cell and then: Formula Is =MAX(A1:A300) But all of the cells are shown as highlighted! What am I doing wrong? Thanks. |
Conditional formatting
Mike. That seems to have cured it - many thanks.
Must admit I wouldn't have stumbled on the '=A1=MAX' syntax!! "Mike H" wrote in message ... Select your range and try a conditional format of 'Formula is" and set to bold =A1=MAX($A$1:$A$300) Mike "Terry Bennett" wrote: I need to format various columns of data so that the highest value in the column shows as bold (ie; cells A1:A300 - A57 is bold as it has the highest value). I am trying to do this in conditional formatting by selecting the range (ie; A1:A300) so that A1 is the active cell and then: Formula Is =MAX(A1:A300) But all of the cells are shown as highlighted! What am I doing wrong? Thanks. |
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