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Conditional Formatting - comparing data in Pivot Table

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    Conditional Formatting - comparing data in Pivot Table

    Hello,

    I have 2 data sets in a Pivot Table - STOCK and SALES. I want to set a conditional formatting saying that if SALES are higher than STOCK the "SALES" cell color should be red.

    I attached the pivot table as well as the end state that I need.

    Thanks a lot!!

    If it needs to be via a macro - totally fine.
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    Re: Conditional Formatting - comparing data in Pivot Table

    i think you can just do it as if cell value is greater than whichever cell you want as i believe after excel 97 that should still work even after refresh(cant test as i have '97 but i see you have 2007)
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