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I have a spreadsheet with 4 columns - the first contains names of
individuals, and the other 3 are choices they can make. I put a tick next to the names in the column(s) of their choices. Then I add the 3 choice columns using a COUNTA function. I'd like to highlight the column with the highest total in a different colour, so that it stands out. I've looked at conditional formatting, but this doesn't seen to give the results I need. I know I've seen this before using a function - possibly IF (where content is greater than both of he other columns, or greater than one and equal to another) but haven't a clue how to write this! HELP! |
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