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    Jaydubs
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    Determining the highest number in a row

    Hello Excel(lent) users,

    I have a problem I would like to discuss with you.

    Kelly, Hank and George are selling different kinds of stuff. Apples, pears,
    plums etc etc. Each item they sell will be noted and in a pivot table it will
    be presented. Now I want to know who is the best apple seller, the best pear
    seller etc etc.. i.e.
    In a row of numbers I want to determine which is the highest and then
    highlight it.

    For instance:
    Kelly Hank
    George Total
    Apples 2 7
    12 21
    Pears 1 6
    1 8
    Plums 4 5
    0 9

    From the above list you can immediately see that george is the best apple
    seller, Hank the best Pear seller and kelly the best plum seller.

    This example is simplified, but when you are talking about 40 sellable items
    and 10 sellers, it will be impossible to see who is the best seller per item.
    That is why I want to highlight the highest number per item.....

    Can you please help me ??

    Kind regards,

    Jaydubs


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    ** Fool on the hill **

  2. #2
    Sloth
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    RE: Determining the highest number in a row

    Highlight B2:E4 and select Format->Conditional Formating. Select "Formula
    Is" and input this formula
    =MAX($B2:$E2)=B2
    include both equal signs.

    "Jaydubs" wrote:

    > Hello Excel(lent) users,
    >
    > I have a problem I would like to discuss with you.
    >
    > Kelly, Hank and George are selling different kinds of stuff. Apples, pears,
    > plums etc etc. Each item they sell will be noted and in a pivot table it will
    > be presented. Now I want to know who is the best apple seller, the best pear
    > seller etc etc.. i.e.
    > In a row of numbers I want to determine which is the highest and then
    > highlight it.
    >
    > For instance:
    > Kelly Hank
    > George Total
    > Apples 2 7
    > 12 21
    > Pears 1 6
    > 1 8
    > Plums 4 5
    > 0 9
    >
    > From the above list you can immediately see that george is the best apple
    > seller, Hank the best Pear seller and kelly the best plum seller.
    >
    > This example is simplified, but when you are talking about 40 sellable items
    > and 10 sellers, it will be impossible to see who is the best seller per item.
    > That is why I want to highlight the highest number per item.....
    >
    > Can you please help me ??
    >
    > Kind regards,
    >
    > Jaydubs
    >
    >
    > --
    > ** Fool on the hill **


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