Hello:
I have data in Column D.
Depending on the value in cell Q1, I need to apply conditional formatting as below.
If the value of any cell in column D is > or equal to Q1 then highlight.
Let me Know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
Riz
Hello:
I have data in Column D.
Depending on the value in cell Q1, I need to apply conditional formatting as below.
If the value of any cell in column D is > or equal to Q1 then highlight.
Let me Know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
Riz
Formula based conditional formatting =countif(D:D,q1)>0 as the condition
Hope this helps
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Use a conditional formatting rule based on formula.
The one for you is probably somethimmg like:
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@ nathansav - if with countif then probably rather
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Hello:
The above does not work.
Example D4=82 and Q1 is 80.
In this case, it should highlight D4 but it does not.
Let me Know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
Riz
@Kaper sorry missed the > in the OP.
Hello:
Please find attached sheet with example.
I need to highlight cell D3,D12,D16 as the value in Q1 is 80.
Let me Know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
Riz
Select range D2:D16
In CF use
=D2>=$Q$1
format --colour
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Hello Ace_XL:
Works great, thanks
Riz
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