Colour Calculation

RussChilds

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Hi,
I have 3 columns with numbers in each column. I want to use colour to show if there is a difference of more than 10. For example if Joe Bloggs scores A1 = 89, B1 = 96 C1 = 124. I would like C1 to highlight in colour to show its more than 10 difference to A1 & B1.
Hope that makes sense.
Many thanks,
Russell :)
 

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Select C1, and then you need conditional formatting of:
Code:
=AND(C1-B1>10,C1-A1>10)
And then set the format for whatever colour you want if result is TRUE
 
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