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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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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. "afdmello" wrote: 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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