Hi All,
The following formula will count the number of times 'test' appears in the
range and display that total number with the word 'test' I.E. "5 test"

=COUNTIF($E$8:$E$68,"test")&" test"
There are another 7 similar formulas in adjacent cells (A3:B6)
How can I get conditional formatting to identify the number and format the
cell as I would like? This is the formula I'm using for cf:
=A3=MAX(($A$3:$A$6),($B$3:$B$6))
--
Help!!
Traa Dy Liooar

Jock

Jock
I am not completely sure what you are trying to do, but, I think you
may find it easier to work with the conditional formatting if you do
not include the &$" test" as part of your formula. You can get the
word "test" to show up in cells A3:B6 with a custom number formula
like "0 \t\e\s\t". The custom number formula does not preclude the
use of a conditional format statement to manipulate the font, pattern,
color etc. and the condition will probably be easier to deal with
without the text appended via formula.
Good luck.
Ken




On Nov 20, 9:31 am, Jock wrote:
Hi All,
The following formula will count the number of times 'test' appears in the
range and display that total number with the word 'test' I.E. "5 test"

=COUNTIF($E$8:$E$68,"test")&" test"
There are another 7 similar formulas in adjacent cells (A3:B6)
How can I get conditional formatting to identify the number and format the
cell as I would like? This is the formula I'm using for cf:
=A3=MAX(($A$3:$A$6),($B$3:$B$6))
--
Help!!
Traa Dy Liooar

Jock

Hi Jock,

I presume you have 8 different words in column E (of which "test" is
one), and you want to count up how many each one occurs and display
the count in A3:B6 (why not A3:A10 ?). Then you want to highlight the
word in column E which occurs most often, wherever it occurs? Is this
the case?

Pete

On Nov 20, 2:31 pm, Jock wrote:
Hi All,
The following formula will count the number of times 'test' appears in the
range and display that total number with the word 'test' I.E. "5 test"

=COUNTIF($E$8:$E$68,"test")&" test"
There are another 7 similar formulas in adjacent cells (A3:B6)
How can I get conditional formatting to identify the number and format the
cell as I would like? This is the formula I'm using for cf:
=A3=MAX(($A$3:$A$6),($B$3:$B$6))
--
Help!!
Traa Dy Liooar

Jock

Yes, that's more or less it, Pete.
There are 8 options in E from a drop down list. As I am limited for space, I
was trying to combune the count of a specific word AND the actual word itself
in one cell and highlight the word which appeared the most in red. Space
limitations also stop me from using A3:A10.

thanks.
--
Traa Dy Liooar

Jock


"Pete_UK" wrote:

Hi Jock,

I presume you have 8 different words in column E (of which "test" is
one), and you want to count up how many each one occurs and display
the count in A3:B6 (why not A3:A10 ?). Then you want to highlight the
word in column E which occurs most often, wherever it occurs? Is this
the case?

Pete

On Nov 20, 2:31 pm, Jock wrote:
Hi All,
The following formula will count the number of times 'test' appears in the
range and display that total number with the word 'test' I.E. "5 test"

=COUNTIF($E$8:$E$68,"test")&" test"
There are another 7 similar formulas in adjacent cells (A3:B6)
How can I get conditional formatting to identify the number and format the
cell as I would like? This is the formula I'm using for cf:
=A3=MAX(($A$3:$A$6),($B$3:$B$6))
--
Help!!
Traa Dy Liooar

Jock