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Conditional formatting on Mulitple Cells

ResolvedVersion 2007

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Conditional formatting on Mulitple Cells

Hi,

I have 3 columns of data 10 rows long. (A-C ; 1-10). What I want to do is add Conditional Formatting to cells B1:B10 and C1: C1:C10 based on what's in A1:10 and B1:10 respectively.

So if B1 is less than A1 give me a down arrrow (or whatever) and if C1 is greater than B1 give me an up arrow.

I can do them all individually but is there a way to highlight all cells and apply a formula? I have quite a lot...

Thanks.

RE: Conditional formatting on Mulitple Cells

Hi Nick,

Thank you for your question.

Can you please put a small spreadsheet together with say 3 rows of data for each of your columns and send it to:

sk@stl-training.co.uk

Then I can look at the best answer for you.

Regards

Simon

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