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Folks,
yet another conditional formatting question: I've got bit sheets with numbers, but as they are analytical results, there are no "0" values, but these are displayed with a leading "<", for example "<0.0002". I want to format this with conditional formatting. comparing every cell in a row with the content of a single cell at the end of that specific row. (Say, mark all numbers $Z$2, with "10" in $Z$2) The problem is that cell content with that leading "<" is treated as text and not as a small number and therefore is erroneously formatted when using the above conditional formatting method. Any idea how to get this sorted without changing anything in the spreadsheet? I need the "<" to stay in place. Cheers! |
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