I'd like to (1) compare prices in several columns of data, (2) determine the lowest value, (3) highlight that cell, and (4) put that value in another cell.
On 2002-05-08 23:20, JimH wrote:
I'd like to (1) compare prices in several columns of data, (2) determine the lowest value, (3) highlight that cell, and (4) put that value in another cell.
I need to highlight the lowest value in L2:N2. Do I use the formula =L2=J$2 in conditional formatting in L2 and copy it to M2 and N2? I tried this and it doesn't work.
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