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Default Counting cells with formula CF (not value CF)

I'm applying the following CF formula to data in a spreadsheet...

=AND(RC=MAX(RC1:RC4),COUNTIF(RC1:RC4,RC)=1)

This allows me to highlight the highest value in the row if it occurs
only once in that row.

What I now need at the bottom of each column, is a count of the number
of cells in that column which gave a TRUE result to the above formula.

Can it be done

I've found examples here where the CF is based upon a cell value but
not where the CF is formula based.

Thanks in advance

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No takers :(

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I think the easiest solution would be to mimic that formula in a cell on the
same row.

Working with Conditional Formatting ain't for the faint of heart:
http://cpearson.com/excel/CFColors.htm

(From Chip Pearson's site)

jc wrote:

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