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    Conditional Formating

    I am looking to illustrate the movement of a value in relation to another.

    I have figures in column I which is this months data, I have figures in column J which was the previuos months data. In column K I am showing the change between last months data and this months. but I want to show this as a value but also as a arrow showing whther the value has increased, decreased or atayed the same. I have played around with conditional formating but to no avail. I am using excel 2010

    Ma ny thanks for your help

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    Re: Conditional Formating

    Maybe In Conditional format rules.

    =I1=JI >>>yELLOW

    =i1>ji >>>Green

    =I1<JI >>RED

    Range KI:K1000...
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