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I have a column of numbers that are the results of a formula (common to
each row). What I would like to do is apply a format to the cell that contains the minimum value in the column and to the max value as well. I can use the MIN or MAX formula to place the value in a remote cell then use the conditional format to match that value to what's in the column but I'm thinking there's better mousetrap. Shouldn't I be able to just apply the formatting to the cell directly? |
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