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    Highlight highest value

    Hi all,
    this forum has helped me till now but I'm going blurry eyed looking for this solution, here goes:

    I have a row of 11 values with the lowest 10 values summed, I want to highlight the highest value of only the summed cells in this case 9 (cell DI5) does this make sense?
    I'm going to bed now but so thanks in advance
    Astoria results1.xlsx
    Last edited by jjay2109; 05-08-2012 at 08:21 PM. Reason: totally wrong title as I'm tired.Sorry!

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    Re: Highlight highest value

    Hi, welcome to the forum.

    DI5 is 10th lowest not 9th. Right? How about tie values? eg. in DB16, DC16 10th lowest is 10. So how do you want to highlights. both cells or just the 1st number.
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    Re: Highlight highest value

    Hi Haseeb,
    complete newbie to forums so not used to explaining myself,
    by 9 I mean the cell value
    When highlighting the cells just 1st number

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    Re: Highlight highest value

    I only can see 8 in DI5 instead of 9

    Select DB5:DL20, then try this formula in Conditional Formatting.

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    Re: Highlight highest value

    Looks exactly what I need.
    And well done understanding what I meant
    will try to supply correct info next post(and when I'm not as tired.
    Thanks for your help & time

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