Conditional formatting, formula for top 10 values

hotrod

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For a row, range is B1:CW1.
Then I would like to copy the format to the following row/s.
 

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Select Your range B!:CW1, then do Conditional Formating
FormulaIs
In Box enter:
=B1>=LARGE($B$1:$CW$1,10)
Format... (Color desired)
OK (out)
 
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Thanks Jim
Had most of the formula, but could not get it to work.
I had =$B1>=etc
 
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