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Conditional Formatting using Small
I have 9 columns and 52 rows that that have pricing for 9 brands for each
week of the year. There may be some weeks where a brand as $0.00 as a price. I am trying to do a conditional formatting to highlight the cell that has the lowest price for that week excluding any that have $0.00 listed. I got a formula off the internet and adjusted to my spreadsheet. The formula listed below is in my conditional formatting rule =C8=SMALL(C8:T8,1+COUNTIF(C8:T8,"0")) It is not highighliting the $0.00 cells, but some weeks it does not highlight anything. The odd part is that one week the lowest price is $1.47 that does not highlight. If I change that to $1.00 it does highlight, but if I change it to $1.10 it does not. |
Conditional Formatting using Small
You probably want:
=C8=SMALL(C8:T8,1+COUNTIF(C8:T8,0)) as you are using numbers, not text. Regards, Fred "Supe" wrote in message ... I have 9 columns and 52 rows that that have pricing for 9 brands for each week of the year. There may be some weeks where a brand as $0.00 as a price. I am trying to do a conditional formatting to highlight the cell that has the lowest price for that week excluding any that have $0.00 listed. I got a formula off the internet and adjusted to my spreadsheet. The formula listed below is in my conditional formatting rule =C8=SMALL(C8:T8,1+COUNTIF(C8:T8,"0")) It is not highighliting the $0.00 cells, but some weeks it does not highlight anything. The odd part is that one week the lowest price is $1.47 that does not highlight. If I change that to $1.00 it does highlight, but if I change it to $1.10 it does not. |
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