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okay, i didn't think this was that hard, but i seem to be stuck.
i have a range of values, say AH2 thru AH63, and i want to compare these cell values with the same cell values in range AF2 thru AF63. if they are not equal, i would like them highlighted. so, if AH2< to AF2, then highlight it. can i do this with a range or do i have to have a format on each and every cell!?!? thanks in advance!! |
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