Conditional Formatting

[dbrumit]

I would like the lowest value of columns d ,e, & f to be bold. Some of the
cells have text.

Thank you,

Dan

[pinmaster]

Hi,
Try this:
select your data then use this formula in conditional formatting,
=D1=MIN(D:F)
and choose BOLD as your format. D1 being the first cell in your data.

Hope this helps!
JG

[Ron Rosenfeld]

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 13:46:04 -0700, "dbrumit"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>I would like the lowest value of columns d ,e, & f to be bold. Some of the
>cells have text.
>
>Thank you,
>
>Dan

Highlight columns D:F

Format/Conditional Formatting

Cell Value Is Equal To =MIN($D:$F)

Format/Font/Bold
OK
OK

If there is an error in the range, then nothing will be formatted bold.

If that is a problem, you could set up two conditions: have the first format
RED, for example, if there is an error, and the Second Bold for the MIN number.

For condition 1, after highlighting columns D:F, use the Formula Is: Parameter

Formula Is: =TRUE=ISERROR(D1)
Format/Font Bold Color Red
OK
OK

and use the above for Condition 2


--ron

[B. R.Ramachandran]

Hi,

Starting with the topmost cell in column D (say D2) select the entire range
(say D2:F102), and use the following formula in "Conditional Formatting":

"Formula Is" =D2=MIN(D$2:D$102)

and format appropriately.

Regards,
B. R. Ramachandran


"dbrumit" wrote:

> I would like the lowest value of columns d ,e, & f to be bold. Some of the
> cells have text.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Dan