I am attempting to automate errors in data using conditional formatting. My intent is to automate highlighting errors when cell data vary. Highlight cell F2 if F2/B2 > 1.5 I've tried several formula variations and cannot get this right. Any formulas that have worked for you?
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Dividing across two colums with highlights in Conditional Formatting
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Use the "Formula" option for Conditional Formatting and use the formula:
Note that if B2 can be zero or empty, you may need to account for that error, i.e.
Use the "Formula" option for Conditional Formatting and use the formula:
Code:
=F2/B2>1.5
Code:
=IF(B2<>0,F2/B2>1.5)
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