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First thank you for your help.
I'm trying to use conditional formatting to highlight the cell that is the lowest among these cells and I tried using this formula. =$BM16=MIN(IF($BK16,BM16,BO16,$BQ160,$BK16,BM16,B O16,$BQ16)) I get an error because I guess you cannot use every other cell in the formula. I cannot use a range because each alternating cell has a dollar value while the other cells represent weeks from 1 - 52. An example of the data is: BK BL BM BN BO BP BQ BR $11.340 1 $7.700 2 $10.722 2 $6.000 39 I'm trying to get this result: The cell that should be highlighted is BQ16 If I use =$BM16=MIN(IF($BK16:$BR160,$BK16:$BR16)) it works but highlights the wrong cell, it would highlight BL16. Again thank you for your help Joe |
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