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Selecting the 2nd highest value in a row.
A B C D
1 -5 -15 40 -20 2 -50 -7 -3 60 3 50 -30 -10 -10 Is it possible to flag the 2nd highest value in a row. example Row #1 -5 Row #2 -3 Row #3 -10 & -10 (both are the 2nd highest) If so, can that cell be bolded or highlighted. I do not know VBA, formulias Ok. Thanks in advance. |
One way:
Select rows 1:3. Choose Format/Conditional Formatting.... CF1: Formula is =A1=LARGE(1:1,2) Format1: Font/Bold In article , "Tony" wrote: A B C D 1 -5 -15 40 -20 2 -50 -7 -3 60 3 50 -30 -10 -10 Is it possible to flag the 2nd highest value in a row. example Row #1 -5 Row #2 -3 Row #3 -10 & -10 (both are the 2nd highest) If so, can that cell be bolded or highlighted. I do not know VBA, formulias Ok. Thanks in advance. |
Thank You, this did exactly what I wanted it to do.
"Tony" wrote: A B C D 1 -5 -15 40 -20 2 -50 -7 -3 60 3 50 -30 -10 -10 Is it possible to flag the 2nd highest value in a row. example Row #1 -5 Row #2 -3 Row #3 -10 & -10 (both are the 2nd highest) If so, can that cell be bolded or highlighted. I do not know VBA, formulias Ok. Thanks in advance. |
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