Conditional format performed on separate rows

plettieri

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Hi:

I would like highlight the lowest cell value on each of the rows. On the example below I would like to highlight the cell Items 1 - 46, Items 2 - 55, Item 5 - 42, Item 6 - 70.

Do I need to conditional format each row individually?

Easier solution?
MILLER21.XLS
BCDEFGHIJKL
8No.12345678910
91708486858472100856646
1021008274556882100889282
113
12
1351008075484466100917042
1461008478707674100978284
1st qtr


Tks in advance

pll
This message was edited by plettieri on 2002-11-03 18:13
 

Excel Facts

Copy a format multiple times
Select a formatted range. Double-click the Format Painter (left side of Home tab). You can paste formatting multiple times. Esc to stop
Try entering the cell value is equal to
=MIN(1:1) in row 1 and using your format painter (paint brush onthe tool bar) to copy it down.

HTH
 
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Sorry Blacky,

Please clarify....

Which cell is your formula =MIN(1:1) entered into?

tks
pll
 
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1) select the top, left-most cell of your data (say A1), then highlight the rest
2)go to format | conditional formatting
3) select formula is
4) enter

=A1=MIN(1:1)

5) select an appropriate format, hit OK

change the references in (4) to suit. Cos we have used relative references, excel will amend the formula appropriately for each cell in the selection.

paddy
 
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Tks Paddy and Blacky,

I failed to indicate that my range to condition does not extend accross the full row. The range to condition is col a to z (I have about 500 rows and must identify the lowest number bewteen Cols a and z for each row, so I think I might need something else.

I initally headed in the conditional formatting direction....but maybe I should be doing something different.


Tks for looking

pll
 
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This works for row 6.

In cell A6 - enter the following formula in the Conditional Formating dialog box as Cell Value is Equal to

=MIN($A6:$Z6)

then copying the format to the other rows you want to use.

HTH
 
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I'm Back again.....

One more wrinkle....I have a situations where the lowest number appears two or three times in that range...I only want to highlight the first one found.


pll
 
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for, eg, cells in row 10, the cf would be:

=ADDRESS(ROW(A10),COLUMN(A10),4,1)=ADDRESS(ROW(A10),MATCH(MIN(10:10),10:10,0),4,1)


paddy
 
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