Conditional formating

howard

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I have data in columns B to K row 6 to 29.

I have set up averages in B31 to K31

I would like to set up conditional formatting that where the data containing in rows 6 to 29 is more than 5% above the above that data will be highlightedin blue

for eg if any of the data in B6 exceeds B31 by more than 5% then B6 will be highlighted in blue. Do I need to set up a seperate conditional forrmula for each column?

Your assistance wil be most appreciated
 

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Hi Peter

Thanks for the help, much appreciated
 
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