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    Conditional Format

    Hello:


    I have Data in Column D,G,J,M and P.
    I want to compare the value is each row ( about 70 Rows) of these column and highlight dark to light color, dark being the highest number in the row and light being the lowest number in the row.

    Basically each row would need to be highlighted and will show dark to light color in each cell.

    Please let me know if any questions.

    Thanks

    Riz
    Last edited by rizmomin; 12-08-2012 at 04:41 PM.

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    Re: Conditional Format

    See if this take care your needs.
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    Re: Conditional Format

    Hello Fotis:

    Excellent work, but how would I implement in my workbook.
    Also like to shade the color in all 5 columns, Dark to Light.

    Dark1,Dark2,Darklight,Light2,Light1

    I hope you understand what I am saying.

    Please help,

    Thanks

    Riz

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    Re: Conditional Format

    Hi rizmomin,

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    Re: Conditional Format

    Quote Originally Posted by rizmomin View Post
    Hello Fotis:

    Excellent work, but how would I implement in my workbook.
    Also like to shade the color in all 5 columns, Dark to Light.

    Dark1,Dark2,Darklight,Light2,Light1

    I hope you understand what I am saying.

    Please help,

    Thanks

    Riz
    Apologize, but i don't understand!

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    Re: Conditional Format

    Hi:

    I want to fill color is all 5 columns and the darkness of the color would depend on the value is the cell.

    Example:

    D3=20
    G3=25
    J3=15
    M3=5
    P3=10

    In the above Cell
    G3=DARKEST Color
    D3=Color in between Dark and light
    J3=Color in between Dark and light
    P3=Color in between Dark and light
    M3=Light Color

    I hope it is clear now...
    Please let me know if any questions.

    Thanks

    Riz

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    Re: Conditional Format

    Yes. It's clear.

    Hope my solution to be clear too.
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    Re: Conditional Format

    an alternative might be to use "format all cells based on their values". select 3-colr scale
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    Re: Conditional Format

    Hi Fotis:

    This would work for me.

    Thank you so much..

    Riz

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    Re: Conditional Format

    You are welcome.

    Thanks for the reb*

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    Re: Conditional Format

    @ Fotis1991,

    Nice work.

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    Re: Conditional Format

    Quote Originally Posted by Winon View Post
    @ Fotis1991,

    Nice work.
    Thank you for your kind words and also for the reb*

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