Conditional Formatting Every Other Column to Identify Largest Values

rlsoccer6

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Hi All,

I wanted to know if anyone could help me create a conditional formatting rule using a formula to locate the 5 largest values in a data set, but for every other column. I tried combing the =mod(column(),2) formula and =Large(A:F,5), but didn't have any luck. It would be much appreciated if someone could help me make a formula.

Thanks,
Ryan
 

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