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I want to compare actual values with planned using a simple cell rules.
e.g If actual cell value = planned cell value go green and if not red. This works fine for one cell but when I use paste special (format) for the rest of the range the refernce is always the 1st planned value. I can't seem to get rid of the $c$4 format and make it c4 because whenever I delete the $ symbol, excel puts it back. Surely I don't have to do each cell one at a time?! |
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