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Reference the 2nd and 3rd highest in range.
I have a spreadsheet of tables each references the MAX in each totals column
using the MAX function (e.g. =MAX(J8:J92)). Using this I can conditionally format a column to highlight the highest just by referencing the MAX cell.(=IF(J$7=0,"",(J32=J$7)) How would I add a conditional format for the second and third highest numbers in a range? I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance for any help. Rory |
Reference the 2nd and 3rd highest in range.
Have a look at LARGE in help
=LARGE(A1:A15,1) =LARGE(A1:A15,2) etc Mike "rory_r" wrote: I have a spreadsheet of tables each references the MAX in each totals column using the MAX function (e.g. =MAX(J8:J92)). Using this I can conditionally format a column to highlight the highest just by referencing the MAX cell.(=IF(J$7=0,"",(J32=J$7)) How would I add a conditional format for the second and third highest numbers in a range? I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance for any help. Rory |
Reference the 2nd and 3rd highest in range.
Thanks Mike, thatll' help a lot.
Rory "Mike H" wrote: Have a look at LARGE in help =LARGE(A1:A15,1) =LARGE(A1:A15,2) etc Mike "rory_r" wrote: I have a spreadsheet of tables each references the MAX in each totals column using the MAX function (e.g. =MAX(J8:J92)). Using this I can conditionally format a column to highlight the highest just by referencing the MAX cell.(=IF(J$7=0,"",(J32=J$7)) How would I add a conditional format for the second and third highest numbers in a range? I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance for any help. Rory |
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