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Do you have the bill "amount due" and the "amount paid" in separate
columns? Let's say you have the bill name in column A, the "amount due" in column B, and the "amount paid" in column C. You can use conditional formatting in all three columns to highlight the cells that you want. 1. Go to column A (we'll use row 1 for example) and go to conditional formatting 2. Change the drop-down, if using prior to Excel 2007, and change the value to "formula is" 3. Input the formula like =if($c1=$b1,true, false) 4. Click the "format" (I think, I'm using excel 2007, and am trying to write this off memory) box to change the format to the desired result, for example change the fill color. 5. click enter Let me know if this works! Andrew Armstrong |
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