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Hi, is it possible to use Condition Formatting to highlight the highest number in column i.e. colour the highest number ‘green’ in cells A2 to A20
Any help would be gratefully appreciated
Rob
N.B. Excel version 2003
Conditional Formatting to highlight highest number in column
Hi, is it possible to use Condition Formatting to highlight the highest number in column i.e. colour the highest number ‘green’ in cells A2 to A20
Any help would be gratefully appreciated
Rob
N.B. Excel version 2003
Last edited by robertguy; 12-20-2010 at 05:39 PM. Reason: To mark Solved
Rob
Select the range a2:a20 select format - conditional formatting - select " Formula is" in the drop down box and enter =RANK(A2;$A$2:$A$20)=1
select the formatting you need
Hi Rob,
Using the Formula Is option
Rgds
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Try
Conditional formatting
Formula is:=
=$A2=MAX($A$2:$A$20)
Applies to:=
=$A$2:$A$20
Format...... > Fill Green
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Many thanks for your responses they work excellently
Thanks again
Rob
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