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I have 2 columns of numbers. If the number in column 2 is adjacent number
in row 1, then red: if < black, if = then blue. I know how to do this for
each individual row by using the CF, but how can I avoid writing this over
and over again for each row? I thin I need to use a formula, but cannot
figure it out. Thanks.
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Turn the absolute references to relative references for the rows in your CF
formula. (Delete the $ sign preceding the row reference, so change A$2 to
A2.)
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I have 2 columns of numbers. If the number in column 2 is adjacent number
in row 1, then red: if < black, if = then blue. I know how to do this
for
each individual row by using the CF, but how can I avoid writing this over
and over again for each row? I thin I need to use a formula, but cannot
figure it out. Thanks.



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