Conditional Formatting 4 Color Scale

ndiaye

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Hello everyone,

I have data like this

12 23 35 44
45 6 3 9

I would like the show them:
highest one filling red
lowest one filling green
2nd highest one filling yellow
3nd highest one filling blue

is that possible? The question is shortly: IS 4 color scale conditional formatting possible in Excel?
Thank you.
 

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I have found a solution,

Here i added the rules table. The important thing is you should not change the rows - which i mean is the placement must be same.

https://ibb.co/nnWbNhc
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Hello everyone,

I have data like this

12 23 35 44
45 6 3 9

I would like the show them:
highest one filling red
lowest one filling green
2nd highest one filling yellow
3nd highest one filling blue

is that possible? The question is shortly: IS 4 color scale conditional formatting possible in Excel?
Thank you.
 
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How particular are you about the specific colours? have you tried a 3-color scale and then edit the top, bottom & middle colours?

Do you always have 4 values? If so you can just set up 4 CF rules to do exactly what you want:

Excel Workbook
ABCD
112233544
245639
CF 4
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A11. / Formula is =A1=LARGE($A1:$D1,4)Abc
A12. / Formula is =A1=LARGE($A1:$D1,3)Abc
A13. / Formula is =A1=LARGE($A1:$D1,2)Abc
A14. / Formula is =A1=LARGE($A1:$D1,1)Abc
 
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As i said before,

I solved and i added a table. Users can also fix their problem with using your rep.

Thanks. :)

How particular are you about the specific colours? have you tried a 3-color scale and then edit the top, bottom & middle colours?

Do you always have 4 values? If so you can just set up 4 CF rules to do exactly what you want:

CF 4

ABCD
112233544
245639

<colgroup><col style="font-weight:bold; width:30px; "><col style="width:33px;"><col style="width:33px;"><col style="width:33px;"><col style="width:33px;"></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>

Conditional formatting
CellNr.: / ConditionFormat
A11. / Formula is =A1=LARGE($A1:$D1,4)Abc
A12. / Formula is =A1=LARGE($A1:$D1,3)Abc
A13. / Formula is =A1=LARGE($A1:$D1,2)Abc
A14. / Formula is =A1=LARGE($A1:$D1,1)Abc

<tbody>
</tbody>

<tbody>
</tbody>


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