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I have a column of data.Suppose I want the highest figure of this column of
data in different format how do I proceed?
can any guru tell me the possible ways.

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Use conditional formatting. Select the first cell in the column and Format
Conditional Formatting. Use the drop-downs and text box to set up the
condition to be cell value is equal to =max(c1:c65536) (or whatever range
applies for your data), then choose the appropriate 'different format.' Copy
that cell, select your entire column and Edit Paste Special and select the
Formats radio button.

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I have a column of data.Suppose I want the highest figure of this column of
data in different format how do I proceed?
can any guru tell me the possible ways.

AFD



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thanks,

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